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... utmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have seen the spirit of partizanship meaner or more malignant.— From the Correspondent of (he New York Times—Republican ...
... if cold weather came the Buddhist rites of worship included that of Shiva. THE BAKERS. Come, bother all jiolitics, Tory ami Whig, With those of out friend Mr. Bright, the bold Quaker. Come join a chorus—who won't a prig— cborus honour Samuel White Baker ...
... possessions of Hanover and Brunswick. These branches of territory have been seized and usurped Prussia, with the connivance of a Whig and Cobourg Government. Germany has been preferred to England. With an incompetent navy, with an army barely sufficient to ...
... in selecting Mr. C. Woscomb for the direction of this delicate undertaking. It wants good deal of finesse to transfer an old Whig organ into a Carlto journal, and the pertinacity with which Charles declares the Carlton to be innocent of the joke is one ...
... regarded the municipal elections, Conservatives were generally elected. There were 60 more Conservatives in the borough than Whigs. Mr. C. Michelmore received two cheques after the election ; one of £50 from Mr. Pender and one of £25 from Mr. Seymour. Mr ...
... nearly 1,100 ?*res. The part of the parish added belonged chiefly to ■* Dacres Adams, Conservative. The Duke of Soiner>et was a Whig. If circle bad been taken from the *entre of the parish of Totnes the radius on the north side include a large portion of the ...
... evidence in a most impartial manner. He considered money was undoubtedly spent at both parliamentary and municipal elections by Whigs and Tories, but with this difference—that at the latter elections most money carried the day, which was not the case in ...
... Liberals then, but last time he voted for us. Did circumstances ?—He was first organist at Bridgetown, and of course they are all Whigs over there Last election he was organist at, Harbertoa under a Tory lady, so he voted for us—(laughter). .The Chairman—He is ...