... opposed by Mr. C. Konow, of the Fleece Inn, who goes in as an independent candidate, promising support neither to Conservative, Whig, nor Radical. On Monday night both Liberals and Conservatives held united Ward meetings at which their respective candidates ...

... ’ Inthe former case the pmw,-l:éemd, minus the horsewhip, and the majority considered the man of more importance than the whig. The other argument was so palpably absurd as not to merit attention. And yet tk:n two obstinate obstructionists prevented ...

... &;rrlm) d'h.ni felt so strongly that he would not vote for any man ‘ With all its picturesque beauty, the village of Turvey Whig, Tory, or Radical, who would vote for a new : mh-hmtmngdndulm bridge. problems, which must be solved before it can be Mr. JoxES ...