... from their constituents. Not a few have given votes contrary to the feelings of o section of their supporters; and whilst the Whigs will be led an uncowfortable life by their former Nonconformist supporters, for their votes upon the edueational minutes, it ...

... lose the respect of all the whigs,” by which he supposed he meant Brooks' club and Lord Carrington (laughter). The cause of all this interference, however, was to nvoid expense on the part of the Hon. Mr. Cavendish, the whig eandidate, who was his son-in-law ...

... hear), For his part he felt grateful 1o the whigs and wished 1o do them all the honour they deserved. Disraeli himself owned that the tories stole their cloihes, (Lear, hear, hear.) The great fault of the whigs was that lately they had been too fond of ...

... Engineers who are engaged 1o survey the lines for the Grand Trunk Railway. This week we have received the Kingston Daily British Whig of the 17th May, which states that five of them had arrived at that city, viz.: Mr. J. W. Gordon, Mr. T. St. Quill, Mr. H. ...

... ¢ sentiments of all parties when we say, that had his lordship given his consent to serve again, it would have gratified Whigs and Tories, who are alike anxious that the peace of the county should not be disturbed by a contested election. That however ...

... Convention to make a no- ’ mination in opposition to General Cass, This ap | | pears to be the only chance of getting in the Whig i ’ party candidate, but it is doubtful who he may be, Cinasmuch as that party is disnuited, one section de- ' 1 wanding the ...

... clearness lot us employ the old. fushioned terms of Whig, Tory, and Radieal in enumerating the politieal bias of ita members. Suppose then a constituency of 1,000 returning two members to be composed of 550 Whigs, 450 Tories : on the present method of split ...

... WHITSUNTIDE FESTIVITIES. WHIG CLUB DINNER. The Sceventeenth Auniversary of the Whig Clab was held on Monday last. At two o'clock, the members and friends of the Society sat down to an excellent dinner, prepared by Mrs. Stennett, of the Cross Keys, in ...

... servants to the sovereigu, und the st ardent supporters of the rights and liberties of the people, were the whigs (lond cheers). At the present time the whigs had the high privilege of being the councillors of Her Majesty, and the ministers for the people ; and ...

... that when I was Mayor of Bedford, the hallmoney was given away for politieal purposes, and that as I was a Whig Mayor, I gave it among the Whigs. I beg to say that this statement is not true. 1 never said in the Master'a offee or elzewhere thar ‘ when ...

... t is no representative of the Whig party at all—the whole affaiv is a “dodge,” and the slavering articles in praise of the Whig leaders are mere gilt to the gingerbread, [t turns out that this wonderful organ of the Whig party,—which demanded to take ...

... we went into the Conncil Chamber, aud found the nomination had already cominenced. ) SRS LB S I © 2n T e T g Mr. Patcrave (Whig) proposed Alexander Shar- ’ man, Esq. as Mayor. From his long residence in | the town, and his general attention to its interests ...