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... have convictions, because by such means he succeeds best in carrying out his original plans and moreover, if he is neither Whig nor Tory, there is nothing to got in the way of solid advantage. The House of Commons, having an enormous amount of good things ...
... is the Whig. If you attempt to vote twice. said the questioner, I shall have you arrested for a violation of the election law?'— You will, you will, said the sovereign people, then I say it I am denied the right of woting for the Whigs after harin` ...
... a sub- ject:.of considerable anxiety. To catch the Irish Poli¢y, good or, vote something.must be done. is recognised. «The Whigs’ bowed 'to'the priests and people; the Conservatives have not had-many eppor- tunities of manifesting their policy ; but’ now ...
... question, and, supported by the Conservative party, took an active and efficient part in the government of the country; the Whigs then broadly asserted that the Reform Act was a final measure. The Radicals, disappointed by the Reform Act, became angry, ...
... representatives of English feeling, and that their speeches were not what could have been wished. It is true that they are not Whigs, and that the clergyman is a bit of a Radical in his politics ; but, we are not aware that they are less trustworthy on that ...
... Lacon. In the general evidence it was elicited that one man had been bribed three times—twice by the Tories and once by the Whigs. The witness says,—‘‘ The man would rather vote for the devil than the Tories. He got altogether £75.” Another voter was bribed ...
... It is to be hoped that the police will keep a sharp look out for • the person to whom the clergymen referred.- - Northern Whig. Mr. Bright'is about to go through one of his favourite performances. Several years ago, when the Conservative paity were, ...
... It is to be hoped that the police will keep a sharp look out I for the person to whom the clergyman referred,- 2'orthiern W/hig. MR. GLADSTONE AT GaAs4oTeaurT.-The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone paid a visit to this littlo town on Saturday last. He was a ...
... came ta assist” Lim, Among br bed on the Liheral side was, I believe, A brabam Amos. was offered Adoock was psid titses by Whigs (laavhter). man wou re ther vote tha» the t). voted for po: vote for even if they Samuel Bing gave hie ten bribes, Silies was ...
... once by the Whigs, getting altogether £75; after which he had the impudence to turn round and declare that he would rather go the devil than vote for the Tories. One CHARLES GABwL OD also was bribed twice by the Tories and once by the Whigs, receiving ...
... Above dubs on BRtnid»y !•»*. 1 ® , of the former; resulting in rictory in fevowr the Parish Church. Score PAkISH CHURCH. ! WHIG HTI. T. Hunt, UofTock* C. Twisa ll !*. lL Oreenloei I T. Buckley, Honodu.. 1. Greenlees.. « R. Wright, Ronocke. R. UWn. ...
... believe, Abraham Amos ;he was offered £15 by the Liberal*. John Ad- cock was paid three times by the Tories and once by the Whigs—riavhter) 'he man wonld rather vote for the devil than tbe Torie*— (laughter) ; he got altogether £75. (Laughter.) He vor^d ...