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... REGISTRATION, 1854. CONS. WHIGS. C Expunged from Old Register on Overseer's S; n Objections -- 7 45 t] r Dittoon Party Objections - - - 46 44 ii a Dead 93 77 tl a- - t1 Total Expunged from Old List 209 169 go 169 V; - 11 Whig gain on Old Register - - - ...
... man who is always changing asides should be stlch an acrimonious adherent! LordJohn Russ,11 has staked the fortunes of the Whig e party, and his own fame, on a remodelling of the House -of Commons. He has done this after deep thought and d long calculation ...
... returned by the minority, that is, -be a be g Whig. - . 1 of 1, The- contemplated addition, therefore, to, the c~ounty WI Y representationa is a miere fraud. The additional mem- S le bers are given, to ;the Whig party in,- each, county, Iand' w4 furthermore ...
... Morley, and the Sheriff (Mr. Copeland). gi Tile rest of the company consisted principally of the leading wi nembers of the whig party in Nottingham. lif Wi Mass NiGHTINGALE is of the ancient Hallanashire th family of Shore, being the grand-daughter of ...
... Native Amen- 5 can Association, and throw their influence into the scale of e him who comes nearest to their views. t The Whigs remain descendants of the old anti-foreign a federalists, allied with the old native American party, and both from instinct ...
... Geach. Mr. Hubbard, it is said, is to be the Conservative candidate.-The Morning Herald ill ! says Sir Joseph Paxton, the Whig Radical candidate, has K issued his address. Mr. Hubbard, the Governor of the Bank, is not a candidate on the present occasion ...
... Butler Johnstone, the late unseated member, eand Mr. Charles Manners Lushington; Sir William Somer- e ile appeared in the Whig interest; Mr. Auchmuty Glover in and Mr. Purton Cooper as Radicals. Here, as elsewhere, the chief Tory candidate, Mr. Butler ...
... energy is imperatively de. manded by the exigencies of the time. As a consequence the terror of the Peelites and Russellite Whigs has reached a fearful height-there is hurrying hither and thither-despair. ing consultations are held-and Lord John has called ...
... wbich his blundering legislation called into at existence, Tie cleverest thing that Lord Aberdeen ever did was to persuade the Whigs that lie meant to abdicate ie at the termination of the first session of the Coalition. at It was an act of the most adroit ...
... set adaughter of the first Earl of Leicester, so well known as a 1 tCoke of Norfolkc. Lord Licbfield was always a strong ne Whig in politics. He filled the office of Postmaster- all General from 1835 to 1341, during which period the im- bhi portant reduction ...
... and shows herself visibly propitu by meas of this holy pcre to the people of God IRELAND.. y Mr. John Hatchell, formerly Whig Attomey-General for e Ireland, has boen appointed Commissioner of the Dublin In. solvent Court, ins the room of the late Mr ...
... we should find thle failures-of Lord John k Russell descanted on with great pungency and force. dYet no year of thle purely Whig Government ever ex-b d hibited so large a list of failures as; does this year 1854:-- is We need not remind our readers how ...