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... and open man, (which neither becomes him or sits comfortably on him,) for the mere purpose of saving himself, by saving the Whigs for another season. The debate goes on, as the ministers are speaking against time and the quarter day; while we have very ...
... f Sourn DunHAm.-TWo Whigs,-Vame and Bowes. 2 EAST Nonroai.- Two Torios,-Woodhouse and Burroughes. i SCOTLAND. WiCuC BunGrIs.-J. Losh, Esq., (Whig.) y IRELAND. t BELTAsT.-Tvo Tories,-Tennant and Johnstone. KINSALE has returned a Whig, Mr. Watswn, who was ...
... that ensued; for the very appearance of this hired force only tended to supple and irritate the minds of the people. As the Whig party were retiring from the hustings to the Crown and Mitre Inn, they were rather roughly handled by the crowd, but not half ...
... CHEsHiRE .-Two Tories,-Egerton and Tollemache. SourH DunuAx.-Two Whigs,-Vane and Bowes. : EAsT NoarOLR.-Two Tories,-Woodhouse and Burroughee. SCOTL ND. Wien Buadios.-J. Losh, Esq., (Whig.) IRELAND. I BELAsT.Two Toriesi-Tenuant and Johnstone. K lis&LE has ...
... Tolleinache. SOUTH DUstHAm.-Two Whigs,-Vane and Bowes. EAST NonroLx.-Two Tories,-Woodhouse and Bnrroughes. SCOTL. ND. WICIC BuRGs.-J. Losb, Esq., (Whig.) IRELAND. BErFAsT.-Two Tories,-Tennant and Johnstone. KINSALE has returned a Whig, Mr. Watson, who was returned ...
... ensued; for ithe very .appearance of this hired'force onlytended fo supple and frrihate thie minds'of the .people., As tho, Whig party were retiring f'rom'the hnstings to the Crovsn and Mitre Ink, the6were rather roughly handled by the' crowd, :but hot ...
... EvEsNIN, Mr. Donovan, a thorough Irish Chartist, delivered a lecture i'i Tib-strect, on d- hhe relative merits of the Tory, the Whig, and the Of Chartist. The speaker was rather humourous and l ee satirical, and elicited the laughter and plaudits of n themeeting ...
... Clover-street. CAPTURE OF A CSARTIsT.-George Flinn, of Bradford, was apprehended on the bth inst., and lodged in the confines of a Whig dungeon for the space of ten days, and, after undergoing four exa- mninations, was finally discharged on entering into his ...
... Upon the -Grand Jury to find tu tino bills agattnst the parties, who were charged by the at ,po&ie, sod committed by a violent Whig magistrate, ins andl 1alavith Partizan. Whom did we see in the Graed Sury bsox? hytevery men whlose obnoxious to ~aeoranco ...
... poisndyu by a misstatement of facts. There appeared to us to kepl lie an o'eerweenl.Og anxiety on the part of ths leading ana Whigs, those immediately coneerried in the election lR riots (if such they could be c.'lled, but which we most teos, emphatically ...
... sinisettta'eint of facts. There eppoeared tO no to kept to be an overweenhirg anxiety On the Part of the huleailg 01d ile6 Whigs, those inl~diamtlly concerned in the election Willi riots (if suich they Could be called, hot which wye most len, 20, ?? denY) ...
... persuade me that I shosld retract these opinilos. ilear, hear.) But my oplsiorro have BEd been always ?? goorl old-fashioned Whig opiituns_(liughter aisd applause)-tbat that governmrnt wasi the best which gave tile greatest OA't announ t of haippiness to ...