... est Kent and Colciikstkj; just concluded, in both of which places the strong Conser- vative majorities ol 1852 are changed to Whig triumphs, speak trumpet tongued ofthe necessity of a reconstruction ol the Conservative party, and the rejection of its present ...

... settled arrangement, or Re-distribution of Party Colours could be devised, between, and by, the united aid, of the Tories, Whigs, Democrates, Radicals, and all the other multitudinous lot of politicians, with a view to preventing much complexity and anxiety ...

... to grapple. We fear the programme presented to us will not ha much to the taste of those who at the late Election voted for Whig candidates only for tho purpose of supporting lhe Government of Lord Palmerston. The principles of the late Premier liave certainly ...

... —in the first instance through fraud practised in the mode of folding and curling the ballotting papers with the names of Whigs inscribed thereon, for Election Committees in the House of Commons, when Abercro.ubie was the Speaker, and Romilv his secretury ...

... IRELAND. Withdrawal or Lobd Naas from Kildare. — Tbe aristo- cratic Whigs and Priest-led Romanists have forced Lord Naas to withdraw from the contest at Kildare. His Lordship has acted npon the advice of bis Committee, who in stating that they thought ...

... From all we hear we fear tbe recent return will be sadly imperfect in one particular; at any rate we ore quite sure that the Whig Govern- ment never made a greater blunder in all their blundering administration than when they ordered the ladies of England ...

... The architect w* i Mr. Jniin Slater, of Bit-]iopStortford,and the builder, Mr. J. Nicholls. also of Bishop Stortford. The whig comprises thaee room?, to ba tired as sitting-room. Czill room cr gyninas'u_ , and cookery clas .* room. Tub cp~u in,* -*ore*nony ...

... Gooch. 0. W. McGhee, and Miller. I.alf-hncks; Alexander and Shipway, right wing ; Durrant, centre ; Parker and Murrell, left whig. W. TURNER & SON, OSBORNE HOUSE, WALTON-ON-NAZE, Agents for tbe WALTON & CLACTON GAZETTE. SUPPLY ALL THE MORNING PAPERS WITH ...

... to grapple. We fear the programme presented to us will not he much to the taste of those who at the late Election voted for Whig candidates only for the purpose of supporting the Government of Lord Palmerston. The principles of the late Premier have certainly ...

... Park Corner, Ipswich, or Depot, Gt. Yarmouth ; sold by most enterprising Grocers throughout Eastern Counties. 12820 C'IOUNTEH WHIG HTS AN SCALES' WAN D. d up to one atone, stamped.—Address, Dkaki.su, Ardleigh Park. Colchester. OAK COFFER FOR SALE, catv.d ...

... thought all the mistakes of the presen t Parliament arose from Mr. Gladstone having to subordinate bis own views to those of his Whig and Tory colleagues. Mr. Labou- chere also spoke strongly in favour of Disestablishment, which he said had been before the ...

... ant question whether the Queen's Consort and the Queen's Cousin were to lunch with the Tory potentate on Fast Hill, or the Whig candidate on Clinghoe Hill. These rumours have led to action! The drapers have made large fortunes by the sale of stuff for ...