... character, and because being a fellow-townsman is identified with their common interests. Sir Eilward Codrington is a known Whig, though bis pers nal connexions have been ranch in the line of Toryism that he has not hitherto closely identified himself ...

... disturbance occurred a few days since. The two electioneering parties, Mr. Irving, the Tory candidate, and Mr, J. Pont, the Whig candidate, came in collision. Fifty Hussars came to the assistance of Mr. Irving; the riot act whs read, and the dragoons charged ...

... cask of beer, which causes hut slight augmcnlion in the price of that article. In what respect do the Migoelitcs resemble the Whigs ? They d.> not like yield to Sir-Tory-ut (Sartorius,. The meeting between Mr Atlwood and Cobbeit, for the discussion on the ...

... the midst of such war as this —1 cannot stop to enquiie into them. 1 advise you pay the money This doctrine s, who was on old Whig, of the Wilks and Liberty school, could not stomach, lie sto out. The goo.ls were passed but this was his first and last contract ...

... ail knew him fjr man ardently atlaehcd King and ountry, (cheers), and who d«» justice to ail classes whether r;th or poor —whig or lory (cheers and laoghtrr ) Ad who knew him could bear testimony to his excellence head and heart—(cheer-)— all who knew ...

... the subject of the Corn Laws, which, according to the assertions of the opposing taction, are to totally abolished by the Whigs, leaving agriculture wholly un protected from the inroads of cheap foreign corn ! This cry lias frightened numbers, and no ...

... struggle against the friends ( bad government, they w ill seek for others their own ranks ; but this search will nut made, if the Whigs are true to the jiopuiar side.” Plunder seems to have been the order of the day at the late Doncaster races. In additiou to ...

... requires only to calmly considered to dispel the prejudice. But the real objection to (he ballot among our higher classes, both Whig and Tory, is, that it would in reality confer on the electors what (he Reform Act professes to give thcm.-the right choosing ...

... and alll LurU J. Russell and other Whigs now , threaten * the ballot,” when they lintt it work against I ihem, they lO blame themselves lor it, inasmuch they gave ii no real opposition when proposed; \ for the Whig (iovernmeol bad sinceiely opposed it ...

... must adhered to; whether they proceeded from Whig or Tory. Let us not misunderstood—we are advocates for war—-hut the honour ihe country is not to (rifled with, whether wcare governed by a Tory ora Whig administration. are still without intelligence ...

... and supposed to very nearly, if not absolutely, correct: —Whigs 99, Radicals 5, Tories 25, and Waverers 15 Ministerial majority on the whole counties 54. Scotland will, it believed, furnish 43 Whigs, 2 Radicals, 8 Tories—being a majority for Ministers of ...

... observe how entirely the Tories and the Whigs have now changed sentiments as well positions. During the last war, and long after, the Tory writers com|jlained most greviously the encouragement which their Whig opponents gave to the enemies England, by ...