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... THE LEWES WHIGS. It is understood here-and the knowledgc of tile fact takes from the creatures thc power of doing mishllief-that the articles trons lCWcs, which appear in the other Brighton Tory orean, and thenec fo~r eclat coleid into the Brighton ...
... The Whig announces that Mr. W. Carey Dobbs, M.P. for CaiTickfergus, will succeed the late Mr. Martley as judge of the Landed Estates Court. Mr. Mouchet, the storekeeper of Deptford Dockyard, after a long period of service, has been granted retiring allowance ...
... olight to support the Whigs ! The Whigs sought to convert this into a close Whig Borough. It is true, they have failed, and most of the local offices have recently been filled by Tories; but how has this occurred ? Because the Whigs made common cause with ...
... question coalesced and destroyed the Whig, ilready weakined by the base desertion of the Coniscviltive-_Vliigs. It is of no use to say that Peel and Wellington approve of tile Bill; the Whig Government passed it; the W\hig Government sanction it; the Wliig ...
... and Yarborough, to warrant their proposed advance- ment? Have these Whig noblemen ever been heard of before. except for their sure presence, or still surer proxy, in support of Whig-Radical tactics ? To ask what distinguished services they have rendered ...
... the triumph of the Tories over the Whigs is certain. Will the Whigs nouw learn this lesson ? The Whigs would never support tivo Radicals, neither wvill the Radicals ever support tho Whigs. It is desirable that the Whigs and Radicals should ...
... Radical Reformersof .6usaexv?'.:Yoit are at pretent rtepresented, a's incommon par- anne-itfir'daled, by two Whigs' -one of them of very doubt- ?? Whig Government should, therefore, con- tinue to refuse the Ballot, and other great questions, can you help ...
... Conservative Whigs. The liberal Whigs, however, cannot boast of returning one man. The Tories got elected 'every one on their list; the Whigs only- siclf as the Tories permitted,-some men being on both the Conservative list and the Whig' list, and it ...
... the Whig Ministers! Yes, Whig electors are pledged to support a T'Iory and a Whig, knowing at the same time that the object of the Tory candidate is to expel the Whig Ministry from office! To make this matter quite plain, we can state that ...
... lowing names: 9. F. Cooper, Mongrel-Whig. 10. D. M. Folkard, Tory. 11. E. Savage,* Mongrel. 12. G. Suggers, Whig. 13. W. Walton, Mongrel-Tory-Whig. 14. Anthony Greene, Mongrel-Tory. 15. R. Saxby, Tory, 16. R. Stuckey, Whig. Thus endeavouring to fill up the ...
... and gallant AMajor witli disdain. This is ofno consequence; the Conservative-Whigs and the Conservative-Tories will assu- redly coalesce. We see men who were professed Whig-Refor- mners joining the Conservative Association ; such, for instance, as Mlessrs ...
... ought not longer to be endared. As nationally, so locally, do I deplore the conduct of the Whigs. The last week has also presented to our eyes a local pictule of Whig vacillation and trimming, hurtful to them as a party and discreditable to them as men. The ...