... greater cause. We might declare on the authority colossal genius that the devil was the first Whig,'' the first disturber the ciistiog order of things; that the whig* held treasonable correspondence with the fiendish democrats of the French Revolution; that ...

... J. Deer attended to support the claims and ohjeefiuns on the Conservative interest and Mr. U. B. Oram, appeared behalf the Whigs. The notices of the objections made by the Conservatives held to be informal and useless in t-r.iiscquence of the parties signing ...

... favour of the Whigs. Now popular sympathy ia againat them, and, therefore, the people are ** degraded”—fit only to fill a iiench as soldiers ; but not to mingle with batter men electors. But. ( ...

... the four draftsmen, and seventeen leading men are Whigs (laughter), who have been promoted for political ends. Ido not say that they not deserve their promotion but they are all Whigs promoted by the Whig Government. They have always been the men who had ...

... Telegraph, the organ of this degraded faction, in bis last number, rings the changes on all the old and dilapidated topics Whig-radical vituperation, and in the exuberance of its vexation the lamentably powerless condition of its patrons, forgets the ...

... presented sweets of office has transcended in bis mind the honour which truth Bad consistency- impart. this, however, differs from Whig, Illustrious or obscure, of the past present day-—it is the failing 1 of the party. It may be that Mr. TufueH was inclined ...

... our affairs; and that the Electors generally are determined to rescue, “for once and for aye,” this intelligent borough from Whig domination, and from the pestilential atmosphere of the Manchester school. There has been some talk, within the last few days ...

... demon, •(rations. Still we shall offer objection the dietioctioo thus made: for militates more agaiuat Whig-radicals than the Conservatives. The Whig-radicals are making a subscription among the boys, non electors, sod women of the town, in aid of the ...

... of Stoke Ward, most til ul sod dastardly nttempt; for after every assurance industriously circulated tbe weekly Organ of tbe Whig party, and by various persona of very honourable body so denominated, that tbe ward would not be contested, affair was concocted ...

... together with five others without my authority, aa I entirely disepprove connecting myself with any party of six persona either Whig or Tory, which seems to be the only qualification now for Team Councillor. I have consented to stand Candidate, for this Ward ...

... barks at the speed of the horse, yet runs the same way, snarling its heels, though not venturing to bile them. At bottom the Whigs themselvvs are delighted with the plea-ant vistas of commercial and social prosperity which Sir Robert Peel has created. But ...

... not listen the Whig charipcr, not sacrifice their independence at minieterial bidding— not be ee* duced into tupperl Government with which they have communion feeling, objects, interest, feelings common; not to become the tool# the Whigs, prevent what ...