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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... unheedingly. Let Fobtunstus pray that no attend Mw*, Elevated for the first time to official position of some importance, the Whig member for Sunderland ia in no mind to calculate the dangers to which he undoubtedly exposed. He accepted the proffered honour ...
... there was a good at* tendance, the room was filled Whigs, and Whigs onlythe Constrvatives on the one hand and Radicals on the other being conspicuous by their absence. Tins a clear indication that the Whigs ore to be left to fight their own battle, and under ...
... reform may opposed by the Tories because it would go too far to satisfy the educated industry of the nation; but in that case Whigs and Radicals will fight it out, and sooner or later the lull will pass into law. A bad bill, by which we mean trimmins and ...
... determined on the step I have taken this occasion altogether irrespective of what the Whigs may do. (Cheers.) It is not within Hie province of two or three or five or six Whigs to dispose of the province of the electors of Sunderland. (Loud applause.) Mr* Storey ...
... Personally, I know nothing Mr. Fenwick; but of his proceedings politician certainly admirer. He is cold, hard, heavy unsympathetic Whig. Ho votes with his party staaddy enough, but during his “career the Gammons” he has never done anything to himself from the ...
... and overthrow the Government. When, in the fallowing year, Mr. Disnaxu’s Reform Bill was thrown out by combination of the Whigs and Radicals, Mr. Gibson was made President of the Board of Trade in the Palmerston Ministry. The new Minister Trade had taken ...
... support you by eur votes.” Wo can hardly conceive of theae words being by any possibility mistaken or misunderstood, and the Whig leaders may well themselves any further expression of fear that electors may have been deceived thereby. The requisition is ...
... Sander land would receive in my person, ths Newcastle Chronicle calls me, in the impression of today, “Aoold, hard, heavy, Whig.” Well, gentlemen, 1 don't think I am cold: I hope friends don't think very bud. That heavy more is Bat that I am anaympnthisfag ...
... electors have determined to oust Mr. Fenwick, and thus declare the final emancipation of their borongh from tbe rulership of the Whigs. The battle is essentially one of principle, and will be decisive to whether the future representation of the borough is be ...