... hearty politician, and was strongly attached to Conservative principles. His order had no more enthusiastic supporter ; and the Whig agent was delighted, some three years ago, when he got Thompson temporarily struck off the list of voters because, during the ...

... Coekcrmouth in Farliament—Colonel Andrew Green Thompson on behalf the Conservatives ; and Mi Isaac Fletcher as the nominee the Whigs. The addresses of both gentlemen appear in our advertising columns ; and in contrasting the exposition of their piinciplos ...

... FRIDAY APRIL 24, 18(58. THE IRISH CHURCH MEETING IN CARLISLE. laughter and applause)—ami had always observed that when the Whigs got hungry they would devour anything. (Laughter.) Thcro was no abuse they would not attack and digest, when accompanied that ...

... the constituencies of the United Kingdom to decide a point of Imperial policy, which whatever may be urged in its favour by Whig-Radical agitators, will nut of itself contribute to the pacification of Ireland ; and calmer politicians concur with the Bishop ...

... Revs. Thomas Jambs. W. R. C. Cock ill, formerly Missioaary in the East Indies, (the Deputation from the Parent Society), W. A. Whig ley, J. Martin, the Ministers of the Circuit, and others. A Collection after each Service in aid of the Funds. TO LET. and ...

... CARLISLE PATRIOT. Sir,— Can you not prescribe soothing draught to the Whig organ, the Journal It seems in dreadful agony just now. The Cockcnnouth election, and certain defeat of tlie Whigs, and tiie denial that Mr W. N. Hodgson, M.P., too ill endure contest ...

... COCK Kit UTil EL ECTJ On Monday night, in the House of Commons, Mr. Olyn, the Whig whip,” moved for a new writ for Cockermouth ; and at noon next day, the Bailiff and Returning Officer of the Borough, Mr. Wood, made proclamation from the Court House steps ...

... That is a long time fat them—(laughter) —and they are getting ansommonly hungry; and I have always observed that when the Whigs get hungry they will devour ed anything. (Renew laughter. There is nothing which they will not take and digest, especially ...

... RADICALS. Tbe Hared remarks that oething is more obvious or more certain than that, as far as legislation is con. owned, the Whigs have never in earnest; and the Radicals—whatever else we may have to say of them—always have been. Radicals seriously and honestly ...

... important from the fact that this was the first contested election since the promulgation of the revolutionary plans of the Whigs with regard to the Irish Church ; and be was doubly proud to be elected a member of Parliament under such circum- stances, ...

... About one o'cluck a new element imported upon the streets, Some time before it had en whispered that oolliers were coming ~(the Whig candidate, and his brother William, are great colliery workers)—and early in the afternoon it was realized what that meant ...

... been won by the Conservatives. In the two latter instances the results are clear gains, = the seats were formerly occupied by Whigs. Cockermouth now returns two Conservatives for the first time since the passing of the Reform Act of The Bristol election is ...