... WHIG PURITY OF ELECTION ! At Nottingham assizes, yesterday weak, James Hitchens, John Pearce, William Milford, and William Morton, were indicted for conspiring together to prevent John Hickman from voting for Mr. Thesigar at the last election for the ...

... CONSERVATIVE AND WHIG GAINS. The Conservative gains, up to this time, are as follow : Petersfield—\lolliffe, vice Hector—one. Horsham—Scarlett, vice Hurst—one. Westbury—Lopez, vice Briscoe—one. Windsor—Neville, vice Gordon—one. Reading—Russell, vice ...

... commission, is easily told. He was a whig. Like other political cheats, he could rail occasionally against her Majesty's ministers, for the purpose of throwing dust in the eyes of his Birmingham dupes. But still he was a whig; and if he had been sent to. the ...

... WHIG-RADICAL DISHONESTY. WHATEVER may be the ultimate result of the present Ministerial crisis, the favourite dogmas of the Financial Reformers and Free-traders have received a practical negation at their own hands. When we had a sweeping demand for the ...

... THE WHIG MES•ALLIANCE That the anti-corn-law agitation, upon which the whig party has thrown itself for support, possesses no deep or permanent hold upon the public mind it would be a waste of time to attempt seriously to demonstrate. For with whom, in ...

... WHIG-RADICAL LOYALTY. (From the Staffordshire Gazette.) . In comm on w i t h a ll h er l oya l su bj ects, we s i ncere l y rejoice on the occasion of the marriage of our youthful Queen. Happy in being united to the object of her affections, but happier ...

... THE WHIGS ON BOTH SIDES. Those who hold power by pandering to popular passion have been, in all ages and in all countries, either the designing or ignorant fosterers of revolution. The Whigs in England who have nourished disobedience, and thereby fed ...

... THE WHIG RADICAL CANVASS WEDNESDAY. It bad been announced that Mr. Cardwell would arrive in town to commence his canvass on Tuesday. He did not, however, arrive until Wednesday afternoon, when he was met at the station by his friends, and conducted direct ...

... THE WHIG MES-ALLIANCE That the anti-corn-law agitation, upon which the Whig party has thrown itself for support, possesses no deep or permanent hold upon the public mind it would be a waste of time to attempt seriously to demonstrate. For with whom, in ...

... DEFINITIONS OF WHIG PHILOSOPHERS. POLITICAL CABAL.-The liberal majority of the town council is a political cabal. Vile Alderman Evans's Speech at the late Council Meeting—.. re (the whigs) did meet (exclusively) to elect thirteen men that we could depend ...

... THE NEW WHIG DICTIONARY. Edit e d by Itussiti.t. JOHN. Esc! , S., and A.SS. Published by lAMB, LiiTLLJUItN, and DAN, Weetininster, Anti Merlon-square, This work has evidently been taken in hand hymen firmly determined to overcome old prejudices and b: ...

... WHIG PURITY OF ELECTION ! ear riaze At Nottingham assizes, yesterday weak, James Hitchens, John Pearce, William Milford, and William Morton, were indicted for conspiring together to prevent John Hickman from voting for Mr. Thesigar at the last election ...