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... there being only tiw voting ptpets placed on the How very different to the scenes witnessed few years back, when each party, Whig, Torv, or Radical, strove every nerve and all their influence in endeavouring fo secure the election of their friends, but ...
... possible, and must give place active exertion. are glad to perceive, in the new Number of lilarktiuiod's article under the title Whig and Tory Finance, which, though obscure and unsatisfactory iu some its details, is, train clearness and cf its reasoning, ...
... majority, the num-t bers being for Mr. Fector 700, and for Mr. Roberts 381. Devizes. —Monday.—Final Close of the Poll.—Dundas (Whig), polled 109, tendered 40: Hencagc (Conservative), polled 102, tendered 58; raiyorityof polled votes for Dundas, 7; majority ...
... Lord John Russell has made a tender of his talents, in these resolutions, ns Prieale Tutor to Sir R. Peel, in the theory of Whig Government, leaving its practice and execution in his more able hands. ...
... list of persons who voted the general election 1841, and the deaths and other causes, since that period, appears that the Whigs have sustained a loss of about 70 voles that of the Conservatives. The gross number of the constituency is 930. . The South ...
... QUAKER STURGE, Angel of Light— sent down, To shed thy brightness o'er this wicked town; Oh ! what a purge, ’T will be for Whig, and Radical, and Tory, When thou appearest, shining in thy glory ; To cleanse us from corruption, foul and fulsome, To feed ...
... influence as a separat cannot be renewed service and themseli absorbed in one political parties country.” The presenl npon a Whig adm will it adhere togethe: mier and Lord John a have been einceri agreement between th fall of the ministry, •“the manner ...
... ns in the Bank rate or of the latest rumour that may have disquieted the Baltic or vexed Capel-court, indifferent alike to Whig Tory, sits watching his float till the shadows lengthen, the cattle move homewards, the swallows begin to cluster in the osiers ...
... knew not hut that already tho signal might have been given of' Up, Guards, and at them,’ Yes ; tho pear is ripening fast. Tho Whigs arc not noted for being over and above sensitive and scrupulous about the result of such divisions. miss is good mile,” is ...
... Childers, have been elected without opposition. SCARBOROUGH. iSir J. V. B. Johnstone, bart., (Peebles) and the Earl of Mulgravc (Whig) were elecled wilhout opposition Wednesday. , DORCHESTER The Right Hon. Dawson Darner, (Pcelite) and Mr. Gerard Stuart, (P ...
... Wlngfaction to whom he is joined.â This his constituents unhappily cannot prevent; but the present question one on which there no Whig or Tory,â and he may look to the next election his political funeral. FROST! FROST!! FROST!!! The public attention is un ...
... demise of the Sailor King) the honest Whigs passed the Harbour Hill,’* allow the Company to levy certain tolls such and other vessels; hut, hear it, merchants and mariners!! this year the same law-cobblers, the honest Whigs, repeal their own hill IB.'ir, and ...