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... country, according to what may be con. sidered their means. And we recommend that the Chartist body do give no support to either Whig or Tory candidates, but to suppors men pledged to advocate their own principles; and that all approaches to drink be discouraged ...
... replaced in their seats. We have . ccounted .for .th singular prospect in a leading article :j 'entstld''Imolicy of thie Whigs.' in- DEWSBt7Rri:.:WEPBiYAXS AND G OVXRNNrNT EDU- OATIoN.-A' specidal circit meeting wias held in this town last Monday, wyhen4 ...
... Tbompson I by the immense majority as announced bytheretunrn . ing officer, being at the head of the poll by 3,646 over the poor Whig candidate, Foz, who has had this ttime his broash cut off'for his tergiversation. Moved by Mr ilingworth, ascecnded by Mr K ...
... and also of Mr. Forster, the Liberal can- didate, to present a petition against the return of the Hon. Mr. Littleton 'tthe Whig-Radical candidate) for Walsall, in consequence of extensive bribery. CHRnan OF BRlB txY.-A person named Felix Jarratt was charged ...
... Thompbon t by the immense majority as announced by tbe returna |ig officer, being a the head of tbe pull by 3,646 over ithepoor Whig candidate. Fox, who has had this Itime his brush cut off for hit ergiversation. Moved by Mr Illingvorth, seconded by Mr Kett ...
... our power to deny all that Ma 'I DENisoN said, at the lanch after the West Riding t Election, as to the divided state of the Whig party. W LotD JoHN RUSSELL has, it is true, cast off an irn- portant section of his own party, by a measure which, If being ...
... LsmeonroxjPzeaideat. MICHcAaL Cove 138eO.-etarYi P i P ip Irelaiidercan now meet upoa the ?? I Ir both view the conduct of the Whigs with utteridotes. t 3e tation - On Sunday evening last, the: 08th inst., a f 8. meeting was held at the Charter Coffee-house ...
... cheers.) two Mr HiNOLEiy said, the contest which had calledwh Othmtogether, had presented features of a novel ,, le kind. Unlike Whig chancellors at the end of theirou itsession, they had-no wofell deficiency so maeu.resi in but, 'on the contrary, had the pleasure ...
... Mr HiiNa~y said, the contest which 'had cah4~d w 'w them together,' had presented. features, of a novel v( i;kind. Unlike 'Whig' chancellors at the end of their' o, i;session,'they had no 'woful deficiency to make up, re b ut on, the contrarr, had, the ...
... abolition of .tire slave trade, and the smnascipatton of the negro population of s tiso 'West lndies,; and thre port whrichr the 'Whig porty tookn in tisose n meassures in aehuowledged to hra their hoot claim Co future fame. And is alt to be forfeited Ia glut ...
... Chartists, look not I back, let 'onward' be your- watchword, 'and when c the lay again arrives for trying your strength r aai'lst Whigs and Tories, I hope to hear of your ?? to represent you. in the Commons Houce of Parliament, the man of your own choice, Mr ...
... Chartist, leek not- bark, let 'onward' be your watehword, and when the day aeain arrives for trying your strength aetainst Whigs and Tovies, I hope to hear of your electing to represent you, in the CTmmons Hoots of Parliament, the man of your own choice ...