... see two whigs triumphantly returned at this election. But, unfortunately for Mr. Burgoyne, these overtures for tho pure whig vote did not succeed, for there appeared with the signatureof Mr. Western an address which contained, the nltra whig candidate ...

... 1763 —and the total number of persons polled was 5,125, or 110 more than in 1734. A whig was this time successful, the final state of the poll being, Mr. John Luther (whig) 2,667 Mr. Conyers (tory) 2.45S Between this isolated contest and general eleotion ...

... premis'd. sing fox, Was caught among his native rocks, And, a dirty kennel How he his liberty regain'd.— Gleni-iddel, a Whig without stain, Whig iv principle and grain, thou enslave a free-'oorn creature, A native denizen of nature ? How could'st thou with a ...

... December —and the total number of person}* polled was 5,125, more than in 1734. A whig was this lime successful, the final state of the poll being, Mr. John Luther (whig) Mr. Conyers (tory) Between this isolated contest and general election a period of ...

... county of Essex from 1734 to period exactly 40 years—the result the election in the last-named year being that Mr. Luther, a whig, and Mr. Conyers, a tory, were returned over the head of Lord Waltham, a nobleman of somewhat pronounced whiggisin, by a majority ...

... should have indignation enough resent throughout life. He had promised to support Mr. Wellesley as a whig, and Mr. Wellesley had betrayed the whig cause. He declared what had oocurred be disgraceful, and said there was scarcely any sacrifice he would ...

... polling lasted two days, the result being as under Mr. Hall Dare (conservative) 2,087 Sir T. B. Lennard (whig) 1,538 Mr. Welleßley (whig) 1,432 The two first - named were eleoted. In North Essex Mr. Western had for a fellow candidate Mr. Thos ...

... Callis Western, a whig, the defeated candidate that occasion being the wildly eccentric Mr. Conyers, of Copt Hall. When Mr. Bramaton consented to be brought forward made himself sure, so regularly and unerringly had the county returned and whig, that there ...

... declined to be adopted aa the formal and acknowledged candidate of the whigs. It was, however, to the whigs that he chiefly appealed in his addresses and speeches, and, in fact, he waa a whig and something more. What he would do and what he would not do he ...

... that his house had always been opened before for the friends of Mr. C. C. Western, the whig member, but in consequence of report made some Good People to the whig committee in London that he was in the blue interest and had canvassed for Mr, Winn (a tory ...

... recorded in the London papers of the Earl of DALHOUSIE, better known once as Mr. Fox MAULE, who was a distinguished member of the Whig Party, and for years held office under successive Liberal Governments, the last in which he served being that of Lord PALMERSTON ...

... whatever circumstances it had been used. Will poor Stroud ever again be permitted to enjoy Member, Whig or Tory, in peace ? Mr. BRAND, the son of the Whig Speaker himself, has, like those who preceded him, been proved not have come ont of the ballot with ...