... THE WHIG “STOPPER.” Amojjo our neighbours on the Wear, the cause the popular candidate for Parliamentary honours seems to increase in strength and popularity with the progress of the canvass. Aid. Candlish is accepted emphatically as the man of the people ...

... THB FIBST WHIG BAEOiUf! “Sixth Elxctiou, Sept 10th tad 18th, 1841.-AU Thom peon haring, it wm cnenllj eouddend, found hie ■eat as expen si re one, and attended with ooneidenble inoonrenienoe, from the romerooe oalle hie hcapital!t? invited from hie e ...

... order that may retain hit seat. Am to the Whigs and Tories uniting, that seems to a perfect farce, because a party the former are now defunct, and it would not pay the Toriee to unite with them. For every Whig vote, the Toriee have least two, and therefore ...

... themselves. There is, indeed, difference between the old Whig and the Radical, but yet wider gulf yawns between the old Whigs and thoughtful liberalism.” It is moreover in the last degree unlikely the Whigs will ever abdicate in favour of the aspirations of ...

... spirit until they were orowned with complete success. A Whig politician one day said to him, “Oh, you Radicals bodies; we Whigs an powerful enough to trample you under feat.” He thought, however, the Whigs would’ find that they had miscalculated their men moat ...

... between the Whigs and Radioalt, and contest for supremacy ai to the future Liberal representation the boroogh. The Radicals assert that the last borough election they tried fairly carry their candidate parsuing policy adhesion, but the Whigs undertook the ...

... Majesty, and in compliance with his own of the necessity his position, proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. should, there* fore, have to ask from his own supporters a ...

... The promotion of Mr. Bruce appears to be much more the nature of things—by which I mean the nature of Whig things; and besides, the rising men in the Whig section of the party demand promotion for service. It is thus said that if Mr. Bruce goes the Homo ...

... never forgot that it simply the means to end. Cottonopolis” it was that first displayed restivenessat the inaction of the Whigs; and to remind them of what the nation expected, sent to Parliament advanced Reformers its representatives. The spirit of political ...

... SUNDERLAND ELECTION. Great efforts an being made by the Whig party pot the “screw” some of the requisitionists, and those who have promised to veto for Aid. Candliah, but we believe they will he attended with very little suooosa. Those who signed the ...

... not appear much chance of a contest. The Tiverton election will be interesting to the Whigs rather than to the Radicals, for Sir John Hat a pure Tory and Mr. pure Whig. Sunderland, then, stands almost aloneabsolutely alone, as far concerns the interests ...

... for them the Whigs, and was a battle ground on which they had been forced. The Whigs had told them in unmistokeahlo terms that if they wanted to run their candidate they must do it without the assistance tho Whigs, the assistance the Whigs. (Hear, hear ...