... political question. visible movement has yet taken place among the Whigs.—Norfolk New*. Winchester Election.—lt now generally understood that Mr. John Bonham Carter will be the Whig candidate at the next election; if so, there is a certain blight to ...

... measures will be for their good There woill be in time a race between the Whigs and the Conservatives as to which shall promise most-and they will actually change places-the Whigs becoming con- servators of their own measures. This is a natural course of ...

... condemnned to be hewers of wood and dfrawers of water to the cruel, hard-hearted sassenach, as he, great Daniel, sayeth. The Whigs have not done complete justice to Johnny, they should have made him Baron of Ennishowen, in the county of Donegal, and the ...

... UNION OF.THE WORKING CLASSES AND N OTHERS. A Public Meeting will be held on Saturday evening, March 8, on the subject of the Whig Prosecution of the True Sun and the Victim Reeves; the place of meeting ivll be duly advertised in the True Sun and other papers ...

... ignorant than sensibly unjust. There are Tory preachers and Whig preachersand for the same reason that we prefer a downright (apt tithe for him) TORY, lo a dishonest, partial, milk-and-water WHIG, do we prefer the hardy wretch who knows no rule of conduct ...

... much for Tor» and Whig Now let have the evidence the Torv ini four friend Carmarthen, see how ...

... but I am well aware, that I have thereby alienated many of the richest and most powerful among my original supporters:-the Whig gentry of our county, who have gradually become more and more lukewarm in their support of me, and whs were compelled alone ...

... much a tax on his industry as the interest of the national debt, which goes to the fund-holder The one just bad the VICTIMS OF WHIG TYRANNY. To W. Lovett, Sub-Treasurer of the Victim Fund. Leeds, April 1, 1833. Dear Sir, —As token of our regard for those ...

... of Surrey returned W. J. Denison, Esq., and C. Barclay, Esq., a Whig and Conservative ; the defeated candidate was W. Long, Esq. In 1837 remarkable contest took place. Mr. Denison, a Whig, was again returned by 1586 votes, and the Hon. Capt. Perceval, ...

... disgraceful squabbles for power and plunder, and have united to prevent Reform. The Leaders of the Tories, and the Leaders of the Whigs, with the refuse of all parties, now associate at the same table, and co-operate in the same bad cause. Personal hatreds the ...

... hy a scribe whose informotion and judgment ore equally bad. Saum Cuique is wrong in supposing that no other publication-Whig, Tory, or Radical-could be capable of the same injustice; the Westminster Review did the same sort of thing, sod the ceesures ...

... not volunteer to wield the pen in his defence. Their exertions could not be used in more righteous cause. With regard to the Whig Reform Bill, of which the blundering blockhead of the Dispatch seems warmly enamoured, I may partly adopt his own language ...