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... To tome of those Gentlemen, professing Whig Principles, who writhed severely under the lashing of the only two Candidates permitted to address you from the Hustings, and who yet vjtetl this Day for one of those Candidates—l say, let them ••joy thair ...
... different manner which whig* and lories exercised their patronage, pray observe that during the ten twelve years preceding the reign of the whigs. the torv administrations promoted to the bench in Scotland the’ following whigs, namely, David Cathcart ...
... the important decision ought to conic to. It was there objected to him, that was a Whig candidate. That title he held tie honour. Mr. Fox and Sir h. omilly had been Whig', ami Ikhoped be should deserve the title. The Hon. Baronet had said, that his being ...
... And now for the fight of the Whigs and the Tories! To some an Elections is sweeter than honey, To others the matter a nuisance and bore is, To us the whole thing is extraordinarily funny-.. We Like the pitch in of the Whigs and the Tories. How suave are ...
... consider the announcement uhich ha* been made by a certain P-rtv, of their intention to NOMINATE, SECOND Candidate in the Whig lotetcvt, for the Representation Hiding. It was Rksoi.veo IWaxmottaLV. That the Parties determine, in such an event, to bring ...
... Or LrNaOor. 1723. Viner, Whig .. 2584 } f Hickman, Tory ?? 2406 ?? ority for Viner ?? 178 1807. Chaplin, Tory ?? 1589 ) Pelham, Whig..1162 >.fajority for hsplin 641 Ellison, Tory. g48) ority for ?elham 214 1818, Pelham, Whig. 3693 Chaplin, Tory. 306G ...
... Jiko a good fight,'ewixt the Whigs and the Tories Yet one seeks your sfg oe who deserves them, Who greater and-better tha aniy before is ' 0 . Nio splritof party prom suiting youa wervees them, For L^eOassTEnpleaoses the Whigs and the Tonree. 'XTis the firm ...
... iHbert, Lor* Oroirraur, bat* blame* n ...
... was derided upon that Mr. Hill, the whig candidate, should coalesce and split his votes with the very r..di. a! who but the day previous, in the broad face of day. and to the assembled multitude, had shewn the whigs venal slaves, and, amidst the jeering ...
... applied the motto of the Immortal Nelaun— Pal mam qul raeruit fetal.'—The Ohaereer. . . . .. . There aaerblnp la the wart Wmrak, whig rMtdett it peculiarly who are aufferin* under the prm- Mr* diotMe taud til a peenliir clmo PotieiMA thoee ore erelhre. ha, ...
... but. in common with all who can read wh(lt forward, feel* that an eventful time i» at In all the that may be teed •••n the Whig* during tea year*. F**a«a * Madattai will poraua the *ara. right onward **V whieh It the th.itiea. turulng neither to the ...
... O Com.ell goes to Belfast next week ; being his fust trip to the north. His visit has occasioned quite a schism amongst the whig-radicals of that town It is reported, that Lord Oxniantown is to be brought forward as , a candidate for the repremmtation ...