... requires. There were two Whig candidates for mayor; Swift had but fortynine votes over Kane; but as he had not a majority of the whole number, the common council have to elect a mayor, there being no choice by the people; and they being Whig, of course will elect ...

... the expectations formed of our future trade with China-a trade, it will be kept in view, which we owe almost entirely to the Whigs, whose determination to insist on satisfaction from the Celestial dynasty was most factiously opposed by the men who are now ...

... expect from their Whig rulers. They bad transported the Dorchester labourers, while they pardoned the Duke of Cumberland. (Hear.) They passed the Irish Coercion Bill, for which Mr. O'Connell called them base, brutal, and bloodv Whigs.” (A voice—“ Ho has ...

... fight the Tory in Donegal or the Whig in the city of Cork. But the turn which the elections had taken in England had convinced him that they should have to face a Whig Government in tho next House of Commons, and that the Whigs would be returned by such a ...

... was sure to be attended with consequences, the result of which no man can foresee. We will now turn from Whig warfare to another specimen of Whig management-the Exchequer Bill fraud. The discussion relative to the proposed inquiry concerning the fraudulently ...

... for the nonsense which the Whig press has been playing upon the people for these four or five months without ceasing. It was worth having this requisition got up, if only for the result'; for we firmly believe that the Whigs have given no counten- ance ...

... physical and moral organization beat the Tories for the sake of the Whigs—by the same means they can, in 1837, beat both Whigs end l ories for the sake themselves. (Loud cheers.) Let the Whigs concede the right of the producing millions to be represented—let ...

... division of the county did, indeed, in 1832, return one Whig, Sir T. B. Lennard, who polled 1538 votes, together with Mr. Hall Dare, a Conservative, who had 2,088. Mr. Long Wellesley, the other Whig candidate (defeated), polled 1,432: —Registered voters ...

... proceeding to nuke union between Whigs ud Tories 1 Such ie the l«n--guage used by timid Radicals, When under the influence of Whig prompting. I would first remark upon the thorough dishonesty of such reasoning in Whig mouths. The Whig* threaten us with this danger ...

... style and humour.” . Those who have followed a recent controversy may be interested to learn that the Whig moralist, who had something of the Whig s suspicion of parsons, thought his own age the worst time for insolence, riot, pride, and presumption ...

... several delegates, appearing they were reepectively received with three distinct rounds applause. Three groans for trickster Whigs and Tory tyrants were then given with hearty good will. The council having retired to make the necessary arrangements, during ...

... Chronicle, Feb. 7. THE readers of the CHAMPION have never been told to expect anything more cheering than this; and this, from a Whig organ, and on the subject of Mr. SPRING Rtcic's motion for an inquiry, is as strong in the way ,of alarm as need be. No; we ...