... THE NORTH ESSEX ELECTOR, AND THE YOUNG UNKNOWN. Electjr- Say, stranger boy, whence come ye, fou ! Essex Whigs to roam? Unknown —I come from Hertfordshire—the Hoo, My noble uncle's home. Elector— What purpose brings thee here, fair youth, Where woidy war ...

... warring upon two millions, must be overwhelming odds in any contest; and, therefore, there is no |>ossible excuse for the Whigs of England assuming position, and adopting measures subversive of commercial interests, and destructive of international trade ...

... practical result, bnt when the Whigs came into office for about six months (the only time have been in power for the last 70 years), in that time they put an end to the Slave Trade. (Cheers and hisses.) The Tories cry out to the Whigs—What have you done since ...

... branded with these, and with other weighty reasons by a Whig or Reformer savours more of compliment than disgrace. But what let me ask bave the apostate and proverbially treache- rous Whigs done? Sacrificed every solemn pledge, succumbed where resistance ...

... pamphlet, for the purpose of that increase of circulation, which will materially aid in ocenine the eyes of John Bull to Whig rapacity and Whig hypoc.wy ! Hull Packet. ' Fraser has made n siirprisng start this month. With the new year he has imbibed new vigour ...

... his outset, for he was never introduced—it redounded to his honour, that had kept aloof from all political parties, whether Whig or Tory, whose only object manifestly all along had been—the one to keep the other out of place. then concluded a long speech ...

... their warm desires, and further' V objects of Reform, upon the principles 0 r universal suffering and vote by ballot. Thu Whigs were determined not to throw chance away at all events but we wonder they did not think of these ,CS >ofolv ' e Hrst meeting ...

... fatten a few needy adherents of the present riimp of j a whig- radico- papistical administration. How admi- rably illustrated i 3 the sacred text, and how applicable to the conduct of these Whigs, when its says, Ye strain at a gnat, und swallow a camel ...

... weakened, it is not powerless, and only requires concentration to be as great as ever. Arranged against it is the Remnant of the Whigs, the Radi- cals, and Anti-Conservative adherents of Peel's Apostacy. Let the Conservatives look well to their position, and ...

... Standard, Essex (then undivided) was represented hy Mr. (now Lord) Western and Mr. Weltesley 2 Whig-Radicals. Colchester. ..by Mr. Harvey and Air. Muyhew 2 Whig- Radicals. Harwich by Mr. Herries and Air. Dawson 2 Conservatives. Maldon by Air. Dick and Air ...

... Order, could by any possibility give his advice for creation of Peers, unless for the purpose maintaining the supremacy of the Whigs. lie had heard that the Noble Earl had forty-one of the *l£est sons pf Peers on his list, ready, it was to presumed, if had ...

... who were uot opposed to Maynooth. the result of which ens that almost ere, it candi- date who came forward, whether 'Corn. Whig, or iic.dical, declared that at hear- he had always been opposed to the Grant, and tea) ready to pledge himself against it ...