... him out, he announces himself a follower of Whig tradition—which, he declares, is the inheritance of the Liberal party, and the Liberal cause will gain nothing by discarding it. He goes on to say that in Whig tradition is enshrined those principles ...

... with the professed object of opening the borough, and of wresting it from Whig influence, which, until that time, had been predominant. With the aid of politicians of all colours, Whig, Tory, and Radical, he succeeded in getting returned, and so elated were ...

... • • • • .. Mr. K Mr. nano:rabani . Mr. lL tamer. inandas‘t •• Mr. lann.e. ,Ampeott TiwnwY • Mr. ral i Clertungla .Mr. Mira. Whig 4 . 6 .o • • • • .. . Mawr.. Inas* . sod NA. “ • • • • • • • • T. V. sondiel.l. Wardeld Locah. Tishri )Ir. L C.• 11 Printed ...

... Sperling, Esq. (eltairtutuil, Rev. G. Johnston, Ansley, Doi. — Tb• roma esesameet el es pellisisems greatly improved. lb c Whig only 11. improvement, no isste. is in tie exeditat superribiou of Superintendent Sperm.. Is of licensee granted in this division ...

... him would be to send bim to Parliament. He concluded by a stirring perora ion, urging the ratepayers not to sail either the Whig or Tory ships, because there was many a political Plimsoll who had shown them that both were unsafe for the ocean of life They ...

... (according to Figaro) promised and vowed two things—that the Piince ot Wales shall never sit on the Throne of England, and that Whig shall never sit as M.P. for Northampton. To fulfil the first promise will require good deal more assistance than Messrs. George ...

... of the constituency, whose persistence in an impossible candidature we regard as a not altogether illogical protest against Whig dictation; but we would earnestly urge upon them not to be tempted to follow the advice which Mr. Bradlaugh lately tendered ...

... open enemy than a pretended friend ? Help to put a Tory into every vacant seat in the Council Chamber and spite tbe wretched Whigs. Besides, have we not all the welfare of the town at heart ? Alas their disintersted overtures have been all in vain Tbey ...

... presoute4. a dividend at the rate of This was adopted. sod the retiroq directors roolisubul. NSW& U. F. Phillips awl %V. L. Whig awoeulted additional ihreet..rs. eriuterma ristaw. —The usual in at show by do butchers of the tows wee giero no last. It he ...

... the Whig party. There used to be only two parties, the Whig and the Tory party, but now there is another party, growing stronger every year, which, for want of a better name, we will call the Radical party. Without the votes of that party the Whigs cannot ...

... bees le the inemperadieu at the but the ally thing he regreited with roger t e e l t change ia reproseideMeie at the hero* Whig his mat as a at the Omostery Ward, for they always coaduetod their with the good feeling. (Hear, hem) Mr. DEEM' expressed a ...

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