... would act aa* united body, they might get eight or nine seats. But, the hon. member, there are several whose party feeling as Whigs, or whose strong political policy as Radical., induces them to sacrifice their feeling as &s.tchtnen, and prefer seeing this ...

... Blackballing has set in with severity : the Athenieum piiicd all the candidates for ballot last week ; so did Brookes, including a Whig earl’s eldest son, ...

... :tea-rat from the Woe of e war a ith England 111 1,12 until death, a y Ago. Joa.vit I:. was in old thuesa lid.. vi and lat r a Whig : wbich rty lie to rtpreseut l'iiiheielphia in live Ansi:eau t ales. OF • CllCkell BY —The parish chute'. of • to :'it. bear ...

... another illastratiou at Stoke, At the last election the pahlishonme were and it was the verdict of all pereies—Tores, Radicals, Whigs—that it had bees on tithe quietist and ponfahlest electing keowe lin the bison of the world. (Cheers) But we ban not I merely ...

... the Mey DDjerce di. 1 ry ber a me beeen Pre le! Tren t! cel upou the Premier ino the Heonse of a Friday last, the Ja Tel wh a Whig- ...

... which shat- the tered the party into opposing sections on drove him repeal of the Corn Laws, gradually into the arms of the Whigs + : and after the death of the late Sir Robert Peel, the separation between himself and his Conservative confederates grew ...

... also that veteran politician aad intriguer his mother-in-law, the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, with a whole host of noble Whig ; and it was noticed that during his speech Argyll turned himself much more to this of ladies than porty to the Ministerial ...

... Chat the dail, bw parting q specify if is cnoneh te [Yer bevetton 1 This have been a kind of with ag ‘ cial Wars at ste v of Whig He could not aliection for cooks a larder at their Sports. support the tals St stew { Tat i cht at Was commend Itis seid that ...

... OCCARIOIIs be was met by the strenuous npistsition of the Whig Government, who succeeded in prey. uting any vote being taken upon them. In debate on the last occasion Sir George Grey, the Whig Home Secretary, said : Majesty.. Government oles in it their ...

... protect till Public !rota imitation., Rer R.! •ty'. have loratort.d he 'Mine RALPII TIDOIIfv.X. Loh .! on, 'le engraved in whig, levers on the .rot S toe ch package. Sold by Mr fir SAu nra , CLeeni., a, Carlisle, Chemists .Ik. or direct on r. eel p ...

... off the case were these. Catley and were drawers of the bells, for many years mervehants at St BP. ‘They pur based Mursian ’ Whig) teey te upon the ithation of Mr Swan, and for The purese of such they had agents IW Loidou to the orders were given. the receipt ...

... @: hands was in favourof Mr A. S, Hill, OC. the Con. servative candidate. A pal t Was demanded on behalf of Mr> Carter, the Whig-Radieal candidate. and closed yesterday in hus favonr the number being for Mr. Carte , wud for Mr. Hill. 2.125 The / pleasnae ...