... WHIG INTIMIDATION Cockermouth, Thursday afternoon.—Several cases of intimidation, the application of the screw,” on the part of the Whigs, have to-day oozed out. and are the town’s talk. One case deserves particular notice. It is that of a publican, a ...

... 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 ...

... Radicalism. . Mr. Stanley became a Whig because the House of Deifcy, with its inveterate tendency to the weaker side, was Whfe, and while the Whigs we« struggling the era of the R»- form Bill Mr. Stanley was capital Whig. It is historical incident how leaped ...

... Esq., J.P., Brooklands ; T. M. ASHTON, Esq., J.P., M.D., Burscough ; EDGAR MUSGROVE, Es4p, J.P., West Tower, Aughton ; J. H. WHIG LEY, E»i., J.P., Southport; W. H. TALBOT, Esq., J.P., Southiwrt ; C. P. SVMONDS, Es»,.. J.P., Ormskirk ; W. ROBERTS, Esq., ...

... twit their edcercariic with meoaaielcMyl* •r with celtinc «p religJott* eriec cait rl / The Whig* ere edepta ihia gemo. I* ••• the Whig* who invented it. the Whig# have elwey* profited hy 11.. Thie, however, it ofeouite but negative arp- Ben t. A aleteamen ...

... GREAT REFORM OF THE. AGE. THE &item of Mediclee Simplified by W. J. DARLE Y, M.D., of Nietropolitau Whig • and Unoverety, N..w York. The rilietett and public generally are trapectfully istfortnet.l that Dr MUST be eonault.4 at 23, I LAND HALE. rff ItUT ...

... Mr Isaac Fletcher, of Tarn Bank. Last night, the supporters of both held meetings, the Conservatives at the Globe, and the Whigs at the Freemasons’ Hall. BY TELEGRAPH FROM OUR COCKERMOUTH, Thursday, 11 enthusiastic and influential meeting in support of ...

... 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 ...

... POPULARITY. The Irish Journals publish a curious epistle from an Irish Whig noble to his land agent. It is thoroughly characteristic of Whig-Radical tactics. But comment onjt elsewhere: ** 8, Grosvenor-square, April 4. dear Mr. Thomson,—lt is very evident ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Drisbboorlioed. Akio • large variety of wellaestionsd Parma ASO Also Bristol Oil Clothe, Lamp sod Matiim Oils, V, Celeues, Paints, Whig. Lead, Re. homes highest repots), genuine. The Paper Hangings may be at J. P.S, Warehouse, or he will be happy to wait upon ...