... 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 ...

... of the election in favour of Alderman Candllah would ho placed beyond doubt. Many amusing incidents related of the conduct Whig adherents on Friday night, before dose of the great meeting in Theatre, and it it add that Ur. Fenwick’s vice-chairman, hearing ...

... with the present state of the representation of Newcastle. (Hear, hear.) They—as Reformers of Newcastle—men of all shades—Whig, Whig- Radical, and advanced Reformers -let them call them what name they would—(hear, hear)—Lad now two members to their taste ...

... everywhere. understand that notwithstanding Alderman Cuidlish literally “sold” the general election through the machinations the Whigs, he was the first man m his district to go, at the county election, and poll for Williamson and Shafto. For this generosity ...

... although the candid observer cannot fail to detect that considerable doubt reigns in the camp of the Whigs. Is it not sign the weakness of the Whigs that they appeal to the reqnisitionists to break their pledges, that their candidate indulges in feeble ...

... indescribable. Up till that time, Mr. Cabolish himself could have had no idea the intense political antipathy the conduct the Whigs had provoked in the borough. Unable to resist the appeals made to his courage, aware for the first time of the strength of ...

... , half-hearted Liberalism of Mr. Fenwick, as Mr. Gladstone’s financial projects are before the high and dry schemes of old Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer like Sir Charles Wood. I repeat I don’t say that Mr. Fenwick ia spooney,” Mr. Williams did, but ...