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... TAUNTON BOROUGH ELECTIONS. have heard it stated by a member of the Whig party that this town has for ma.iy years past been a thoroughly Liberal borough, and, as we doubted this statement, have turned to the pages of history, and by enquiry have sought ...
... nal Whigs' opportunity. The moment, however, the Whigs regained their supremacy, by the aid of the people, they forgot their promises and pledges, and when the Reform Bill of 1860 was introduced, by a Liberal Government with Tory head, the Whigs withdrew ...
... former said to be tory, the latter a whig ; at all events that feeling was the cue of the game. The whigs lei off on the first day with a majority of three or four, the next day it increased to seven, olosing at—whigs 20, tories 13. It was said that after ...
... the conduct of the Whigs Did not Cobbett say that if the Tories flogged us with whips the Whigs scourged us with scorpions Did not O'ConneU call them the base, bloody and brutal Whigs > Was it not Mr. Brighfs old habit abuse all Whig administrations until ...
... Some of this not altogether destroyed and will betaken into consideration by the insurance offices salvage- The ' Northern Whig ' says:—' We are exceeding glad to find that the estimate of the amount of loss which was formed, under the impression that ...
... signatures for a requisition to Stafford Northcote. Some of the Liberal electors are su' prised at the apparent apathy of the Whig party. Stafford's party may remember the late contest, when came on the hustings eupported most of the parson 9 the neighbourhood ...
... when the hair is ow menneel i _We application per month will keep rdse MO guises; bolt bottles, a artistes ef the Wiest fres Whigs& et lispesbNft may le impeded at appliance. J. GOBWELL sad have Pedants to 31.11. H. the of Wake. Removed to Rod Bull When ...
... connection of the most important members of the Whig parly with the Liberal and popular party that house and the country; and if that were the consequence, he did succeed dissevering the moat intelligent the Whig nobility from the great popular partv, transported ...
... TIMMY, the Ist day al MAT mut, APPOINT • MIDIO•la OFFICER with he mass the tee whieltompriew !beat at Wary AO p.r aasem Pam Whig Minim& Operadem UMW .ad with all extra Meisel Feet Chem &A. ▪ Malibt=th eget Mee =CHARD RAM OWL 17114 lea TO PARISH CLERKS ...
... Earl of Derby ] a seat in the Cabinet, but without a portfolio, Cry . ate manner as the late Lord Lansdowne gave his * to the Whigs for some years before his death. hay inistry as that spoken of would not, however, Ston © elements of cohesion in it, nor could ...
... House, where she fou, Spagj Or OUS ‘salons capacious enough to accommodate ® hundred persons. ‘The Countess Russell, how- Whigs 8 the Official residence of her husband; for the 8eneral rule, endeavour to get as much as lke le oy hep Jo of the public. ...
... forth, as did Mr. Bright, Mr. Bouverie, Mr. Laing, Mr. Cogan, and Mr. Graham, the Member for Glasgow. The support of the Irish Whigs was promised by Mr. Cogan, and of the Scotch by Mr. Graham, who went considerably out of his way to snub Mr. Laing, and denounce ...