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... .(P, T. 1 Charles Chalker (F. T.).., On ‘hi. occasion one of the moat fearful onslaairhte «u made by the desperate Whig-faction who, seeing tfeirkmws 18 oP■ hare set to abuse with good earnest 'The Sir H. P. Seale Bart,) left the hall SH^ast. ...
... iu giving their support to the cau»e ot I rotectionon this occasion. Sir Newman, whig, moved one of the resolutions, while the non. Newton Fallowes, formerly one of the Whig county members aent intimation of his approval the object of the meeting. This ...
... well Qualified (or office, we cheerfully admit—atUl » Whig, to the exclusion of Radical. The election Whig-radical Town Clerk followed. Next came the election of twelve magistrates—they too were all Whigs with the gCOUffBMD. Who exception one elected ina ...
... respect as those of the only man now bearin''- a name for many years familiar among you; who professes but little interest in Whig policy, and bv means unqualified admiration of that ot their Conservative Opponents. That which induces me to venture forth ...
... bitterly denounced, into Whig hands. That Whig “peace” means war; that Whig “reform” meant the advantage of that party by the injury of the opposite, without reference to the interests of all classes of the people ; that Whig retrenchment” means the excision ...
... war in China —a legacy of the Whigs. has brought to a close the war in - legacy of the Whigs. has placed our relation* with the United Stales upon «lisfactory footing, contrary atato affairs being the third legacy of the Whig*. He haa placed the national ...
... of preparation for the contest clearly evinced the stern determination of the constituencies to rid themselves of all those Whig Radicals and Cotton Lords, whose wild theories and selfish projects had produced much individual suffering and national difficulty ...
... than the beaten Whigs. They have brought on this motion at vast expense of character and consistency. A recital of some of the traits the debate will substantiate this. For instance—Lord John Russell condemned the policy pursued by the Whig government in ...
... franchise, and that the Conservatives have daily more occasion to be hopeful of success. Talk says that one of the leaders of the Whig party was heard to remark to one of his associates that neither money, time nor promises were to be spared if they desired ...
... tlvo late conlesl for Ward. •* W. J. C.,’* or •'William James Col*,’’ tbe Whig Secretary for Taiunr Ward, publishes snalysis ...
... bthe Whig government, and equally the desire to see the interests the country bascu una belter foundation than Whig-Liberalism, ha* been fo*tcred the peculiar fatality of the official existence of Whigs. For now. on former occasion* when the Whigs have ...
... statement:— DEVON PORT. Whigs objected to Allowed Retained 65—211 Conservatives objected to by Whigs— Allowed 88 Retained 76—107 Claims by Conservative*— Allowed 8 Expunged 16— 24 Claims by Whig*— Allowed 12 Expunged 82— 44 STOREHOUSE. Whigs objected by Cons ...