... offending the sensibilities of the Whigs. At the close of the year 1865 the future of the existing administration looked bright and hopeful. As we draw near the close of 1860, what are its prospects ? Where is the old Whig party ? We hear inquiries more or ...

... leather-seller, and Mr. .las. Wyatt, jnn., carver and gilder were re turned without opposition. As were also Mr. Wise, gentleman (Whig), and Mr. Cartwright, cabinet maker, Ac. (Cons* native), for the Hast Ward. The South Ward Mr. John Towle (whose term of office ...

... not Manchester that comes to the Whigs, but the Whigs who go to Manchester. If these are the terms of the new Chesham-place compact, they are identical with the disgraceful and impolitic engagements which united the Whigs to the late Mr. O'Connell, with ...

... LONDONDERRY ELECTION. FIRST DAY'S POLL. Clarke (Conservative) 2234 Grier. (Whig) 1401 Majority ...

... discuss the bill before them, but to show, among other things, that the Whig party have gone into liquidation, and cannot pay cents on the dollar. He was Baltimore when the Whigs nominated Gen. Scott, and it was understood for three or four days that ...

... the Whig party or the Tory party, I should, from early prejudice if not from conviction, be in favour of the Tories. But the country has decided, and I think wisely, that by these two rival parties the country shall be no longer governed. The Whig party ...

... COUNTY OF MEATH ELECTION. state of the poll, Thursday. Mr. McEvoy, Radical 1069 Mr. Meredyth, Whig 702 Majority 367 The priests' nominee is certain of success. ...

... find in this borough a man ef s nerve and courage tu act with independence whea att to be coerced by the Whig hangers on at cours, or dated by a Whig Chamberl of Master of the M-n in this town can rarely boast of “ political pri: They are induced to look ...

... divisions. That borough used to return two Liberals—one a Radical and the other Whig. At the last election the Radical, the late Mr. Gilpin, retained his seat, hut the Whig, Lord Henley, was beaten by Conservative. This was brought about in some degree ...

... Arthur Guinness, the celebrated porter brewer, and Mr. Laurie, conservatives. A strong feeling of revenge against the late whig candidates exists, they having caused the suspension of the writ and almost the disfranchisement of the borough. The show of ...

... was happy to say that he bad never jet been a Whig, and he hoped he never should be, for be believed in the description that Whig was atyrant in office and a traitor out it; but he did not think that the Whig designed any damage the National Church. But ...

... a poll took place in this borough, the candidates being Sir C. Wood (Whig), and Mr. H. Edwards (Tory). It has been a desperate fight, and a much closer run than was expected the Whigs. They were almost paralysed early in the forenoon on one return showing ...