... behalf of the Conservatives, and Mr. Hudson~ and Mr. James Shawcross for the Whigs. Br'emmall.,-In this township John Ball, re- sidirig at Macclesfield, wvas objected to by the W~higs, and .i as he 'did not appear, his name was expuidged. The ob- jection to ...

... ce be disputed. At a meeting before the electors the name es of influential members of of a candidate in every way it. the Whig and Conservative worthy of their suffrages- ig parties held on Saturday, it one whose election for the es was resolved that ...

... THE CHANCELLOR'S BUDGET. v~i~AJL~ f XI-.LJ ~ os. re Finance has always been fatal to the Whigs. There n are mroments in the life of ministries, when, as surely w as in that of ordinary mortals, safety can be secured St only by a brave and bold policy ...

... I from power, and put the whigs in their place. This is a pretty good proof to us that our contemporary had neither witnessed nor read the proceedings which he criticises. If Mr. Cobden and Mr. Bright meant to serve the whigs by their speeches on Thursday ...

... even principles have gins Y- ceased to represent anything real in the relations or that '1 positions of ipublic men. Tory, Whig, Conservative, as ti a and Liberal are now terms that rather measure differ- and ;y encesofdegree in the samedirection, than ...

... SAT URDAY, AUGUST 16, 1845. Colonel TuoxlPsoN has been defeated at Sun- derland by a considerable majority. The leading. whigs hung aloof from the contest because he would not give way to their candidate, and thus have they thrown the representation ...

... fee'nrig-Whig, 'frorvy or' Radical iis fond of using his interest in .the Way ho demlls 'rght, that the power should ) be taken' out of' his hands. It is na special gift of ?? Tory hmdtlord to make his' tenoants vote as ho i pleases. The Whig landowner ...

... support the Whig party. Earl Spencer let I ~yles Joyce be hanged though Joyce protested with his dying breath that he was innocent, and that was done . to please El~nglish Whigs. HEe would, therefore, ask them not to spport either Tories or Whigs, but stand ...

... have been done, for very probably he and his late col- leagues have been consulted upon the matter; but the timidity of the whig administration sug- gests the thought that some day, when they are bathing, the tories may again steal their clothes. We take ...

... to declarations of hostility against the jiarty at present in power, their proceedings were I duly trumpetted forth in the whig papers; even a meet- SI ing of fifsy or a hundred discontented tenants, a5se5m- T bling at a market ordinary, could command ...

... would have attended the in- troduction of any other prominent Whig. Of course the changes which have been made in consequence, have a given rise to a great assumption, on the part of the e Whigs and their friends, of the readiness with which personal claims ...

... contemptible as the Whig Administration has shown itself to be, wve must whisper in the ear of the Mforningy CYkronicle that it will not get GRAHAM, LINCOLN, SYDNEY IIEnDERT, anRd CARDWELL, baclc to office, by playing the old game of the Whigs when in opposition ...