... been defeated at Horn- castle. I prefer a make in the Tory fold to one in the Radical grass. Mr Torr was the very mildest of Whigs on most issues. To Welsh Disestablishment he was an opponent. Supposing that he had come forward as a Liberal, and declared ...

... bring the Tories into power. There could be no possible hope of the dissident Whigs and moon-struck Radicals secaring a majority in the House. Lord Hartington knows that the Whigs form but a small section of the Commons. It is just possible that Mr Chamberlain ...

... noble Marquis's letter implies or imagines a certain degree of subordination on Major O'Gorman's part to the leader of the Whigs, he considers it just as well to advise the noble Marquis to abstain in future from trespassing on the undoubted rights and ...

... NEWPORT'S SATURDAY NIGHT. ) The Newport borough magistrates at their pitting yesterday investigated a disturbance whig- eccarrcd in Dock-street on Saturday night last, i.a which two women and three men were said to have been engaged. The scene was alleged ...

... either that the latter will back out incontinently from the position lately assumed, or, that Mr Gladstone, over- powered bv the Whig element in his Cabinet, will offer them some loophole through which to rotreat. Now, Mr Editor, we have waited long for this ...

... again piacem;. seif at your disposal, as an indepen lent candidate, to represent you in the Town Council prompted neither by Whig nor Tory, clique nor party, rich nor poor. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, OWEN DA. VIES. Teigil IIruse, ...

... the Lecture Hall, for the nomination, and Saturday next for the polling. Ameeting of the supporters of Mr. Angerstein, the Whig candidate, took place on Saturday afternoon, at Woolwich. Mr. Angerstein stated that the Rating Bill with s the provision for ...

... will be quite able to hold its own against Russia. WHIG LEADERS AND THE EDINBURGH KEVIETV. It would be interesting to know, as a matter of curiosity, says the Daily News, who those leaders of the Whig party are in whom the Edinburgh Review has so much ...

... cre abandoned at sea. Missing .s ^Umbered two, carrying cargoes of wheat ^he f the tonnage together being 83S tons, ^re! whig are the quantities of produce and fro0,) adise lostIron, pyrites, and general ton«S' tons; coals, 742 tons; timber, 642 wheat ...

... Conservatives with Radicals. Lord Rosebery he described as his great disappointment, inasmuch as he had forsaken the great Whig principles with which, both historically, and from his past Parliamentary experience, he might have been expected to maintain ...

... Aberystwyth and North Cardiganshire present. The family of the bride has represented the county and the Cardigan Boroughs in the Whig interest in Parliament at periods since the time of Philip and Mary. The late lord-lieutenant of the county, Col. Pryse, was ...

... Government, but that he will be able almost to exact his own termq. In other words, the Cabinet will cease to be pre- dominantly Whig, and will become predominantly Radical. This is the result at which Mr Chamberlain is aiming, and which, in all likeli- hood ...