... vacancy caused the death of Mr. Spooner, took place on Tuesday, when Mr. Davenport Bromley was declared duiy elected. The Whigs at first threatened opposition, but a little consideration showed them the hopelessness of their chance, and Mr. Bromley was ...

... WALLING-FORD. The largest Stock of Paper Hangings in Neighbourhood. ESTIMATES GIVEN. WALL!NGFORD SEWERAGE WORKS. a :a Sewer. Whig now awn laced, we are prepared OONTRAOT for all 00_,NEN - ..5. AU requisite Appliances kept in Stock. Applications ands an ...

... representatives for the borough of Bradford, died in T.ondon on Thursday last, in the year of his aee. The deceased, who was Whig, had represented Bradford in parliament since with the exception of a short interval in 1951, when he was unsuccessful at the ...

... leader is based upon his identity with the aristocratic Whig section which has for 150 years monopolised the official high places. A mutinous member declared that they were tired of the old Whig blood, and he thought the country had been tired of it ...

... of the Conservatives in the North Riding. Mr. Dawnay, besides the support of his own party, will have that of several large Whig landowners, who are understood to have gone over and have largely subscribed to the expenses of the contest. The Hon. Guy Dawnay ...

... OR Unite OF FURL. BRISTOL OAS COMPANY are mewed t' SUPPLY COILS thilleeeed fres an beard ~erne their th e , tree tracks Malt Whig rate et SEVIN SHILLINGS SIX ?INC' pis Special Terms large quaatities Any torcber my be eb'aieed ea appileation V. ^YIIIII4 ...

... in the county, is nearly connected with the Right Hon. C. S. Lefevre by marriage, may probably become candidate, on the old Whig interest ...

... —The election of a new member vice Mr. Blaekett, who retires on account ill-health took place on Tuesday. Mr. George Bidley, a whig, was elected without opposition. Mr. Hart was proposed by the Chartists, and the show of hands was in his favoui, but as he ...

... or out of office and the so-called Whigs were spilt into a number of parties. as hostile to each other all Whigs and Tories had formerly been. In only two things did they really accord—in the adhesion to the great Whig houses of Russell, Cavendish, Wentworth ...

... from all those having liberal opinions. I not denounce the great body of the Whigs or Radicals, but I do denounoe the small section of ambitious men who attempt to juggle the Whigs into the belief that without them no government can be safe, and coax the ...

... of fast and humiliation. The ministry is now nearly filled up, and, having got rid of every Peelite, it bears a thoroughly Whig complexion, rather more aristocratic than before, and with the slightest possible infusion of new blood. The more closely ...

... its promo ters, its objects, and its consequences. While speaking of the politics of Queen Anne's time, the origin of the Whigs and Tories, their clubs and party signs, the whole audience fre quently applauded the lecturer, who proved himself master of ...