... lodged by Whig agents, 9 Withdrawn or repelled, 3 Sustained,- - 6 Majority of Conservative objections sustained, -2 KeitW District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 18 Withdrawn or repelled, 7 Sustained,- --11 Objections lodged by Whig agents, ...

... lodged by'Whig agents, - - 9' Withdrawn or repelled' 5 Sustained- 4 Majority of Conservative'objections sustained, - 7 Duoews District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 22 Withdrawn or repelled,- - 3 Sustained, - -19 Objections lodged by Whig agents ...

... REYNOLDS'S :NEWSPAPER. SINDNIZA METEMBER 21, 185L [FRIDAY AFTERNOON'S. EDITION.] THE FOUTJ1CDMING- PLAN: OF WHIG ' EE ORM i The Gbybe newspaper, recr-iving its ivispiiati6ns from Lotd PAL ~itusTON i's of course a Mhiisterial o1'gan. and' ia tyiisd4pao ...

... and as Lord Derby and an open foe he is likely to exercise an equally deadly influence over the fortunes of his Whig rival. Two powerful Whigs will then have fallen before the Stanley- one by his arts, the other by his arms. Lord Grey's descent was one ...

... struck off: Wednesday, 29; Thursday, 9 Frida-, 8;- Total, 66. Whigs struck offI. Wednesday, 18- Thaday, 20; Friday, 19;-Total, 64. f the jiberals, 12. Total claims sustaiMed: Whigt 13, ory, 4. Whig ma- jority, 9. Total gain of the liberals in the borough and ...

... ALEMUMD. Conservative—Claims - - - 3 Failed - 1 Objections - -6 Failed - 1 5 Whig—Objections - Failed - ALL SAINTS. Conservative—Claims - - - 3 Failed - 2 1 Objections - - Failed - 0 Whig—Objections - 1 Failed - 1 1 ST. rETEA. Conservative—Claims 2 Failed ...

... eomplete overthrow ?? t of the whig ministry: the prickly evergm@r' Amu the notable CHANCELaO of the a.5xWQsZQuE may continue to rub on for a few-weeks, but teh-t0e is- irrevocably sealed. The people are disgusted with Whigs and whiggism; and they only ...

... their political professions being, Stanley, constitu- tional whig ; Wilson, moderate reformer. The candi- dates for South Lancashire were Lord Molyaeux and Mr. George William Wood, whigs, and Sir Thomas Hesketh, tory. The votes at the close of the ...

... Great eloquence and great experience of public affairs have been, from time to time, brought to bear and long. continued in Whig and Tory struggles but it is universally acknowledged by all whose prejudices or passions do not swallow up their judgment ...

... the next session, and as very little has hitherto transpired either as to the extent of the Radical de- mands or that of the Whig party's concessions, a prospective view of the case, as it is put forward by the newspaper organs on both sides, cannot fail ...

... at a former election, he said b it was then understood that the Whigs should nominate one candidate, and the Radicals the other. st He believed on this occasion it was the turn of the Whigs r to name a candidate in the place of Mr. Bosfeild-Colonel xi Thomson ...

... Defence Association ought to be aggressive. To an appro- priation of part of the temporalities o1 the establishment, the leading Whigs are p6e'dged; forinstance, Russell, Lord Car- lisle, the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Clarendon, and the Greys. ' I think the ...