... headed “The Political Representation of Guildford,” in speaking of my political opinions, you state they are too advanced for a Whig, and not advanced enough for Radical.” this you arc quite mistaken, and it may well to inform you that my political principles ...

... headed “The Political Representation of Guildford,” in speaking of my political oninions, you state they are too advanced for a Whig, and not advanced enough for a Radical.” In this you are quite mistaken, and it may he as well to inform > ou that my political ...

... Thursday more threatening aspect, as Sir E. B. Lytton on the part of the Conservatives, and Lord John representing portion of the Whig party, were both loud and earnest in their denunc ations of the proceedings of the Government on the point. ...

... alleg ance. The userper is deposed by the reappearance the gitima’c heirs, and revolt is constitutional. The purest-blooded Whig cannot hesitate to march under Russell. Tne most cautious watcher of the signs of the hour cannot distrust the sagacity of ...

... said the term was very ambiguous and unintelligible. He knew what Tory was, but had never supported one; he know what genuine Whig was, and hod supported him, when he could not get better one; and with regard to the go-a-head Radicals mentioned in lus address ...

... (Hear, hear.) Their independence was gathered Irom every section political society, now it was a Chartist, then a moderate Whig, icn extreme Hadieal, ami then Liberal Con- servative, and vou need not a hundred miles to find one of the last mimed ; (loud ...

... the term was very a rob guoua and unintelligible. He knew what Tory was, but had never supported one; he knew what genuine Whig was, and had supported him, when he could not get a better one; and with regard to the go-a-head Radicals mentioned in bis ...

... factions. When first went into the House he was told that the Wings and the Radicals were each bad lot, but had livi among Whigs and Radicals, and ho knew that it was not true and that there were honest men in all parties. Tories said, join our pail), ...

... (Hear, hear.) Their independence was gathered Iroui every section of political society, now it was a Chartist, then a moderate Whig, then extreme Uadi cal, and then a Liberal Conservative, and you need not go u hundred miles find one Ibe lust named ; (loud ...

... occasion to denounce fancy dress balls, and told bis hearers that one who attended them was on tbe road salvation. The Northern . Whig observes that the seal of tba Marquis of Hertford’s agent services “notices to quit on tenants who gave independent votes ...

... that, even without the ballot, the grouping of email boroughs would diminish, rather thsn extend, corrupt i fluence. As is, Whig Earl Fitzwililam can generally nominate one, sometimes two members for Peterborough. The Tory Marquis of Ex«t«r can without ...

... 3 yrs, 7st lib (Pordhom) 1 Mr. T. Walker’s Gemma Vergy, 3 Trs, 7st lib (D. Hughes) 2 Lord Glaseow’s Brother to Bird-on-the*Whig 4 yrs, Bst 7lb (Aldcrolt) Tub Mawoe Pl*te of vs. (Handicap). Winners after the publication of the weights extra. Three quarters ...