... away with the true Conspr- ?ative party in South Devon; for assuredly lie would have been forced to yield to the screw of Whig, Radical, or Peelite whenever it was applied by the coalition Government. The Western Luminary sees also as little difference ...

... will be seen from that letter that the recent election for South Devon had an im- portance far above the ordinary contests of Whig and Ton-, Conservative and Radical — important as these doubtless are. But the question decided in the return of Mr. Paw*. ...

... than one in thirteen. What political party will quarrel with such a result as this ?? In some cases it will be the Liberal or Whig minority which will gain the advantage of returning a representative of its views: in a few perhaps a Tory ; in some a Radical ...

... than one in thirteen. What political party will quarrel with such a result as thia ? In some cases it will be the Liberal or Whig minority which will gain the advantage of returning a representative of its views ; in a few perbaps a Tory ; in some a Radical ...

... confidence well the confidence of the Crown. The object of the minority clause, said, was to give the Whigs some of the new county seats ; but Whig county members were of class that only put a drag Liberal Government, as much if they were Tories. Why ...

... malicious writer.” fact, so great was the outcry against our conduct for this and some previous stabs at the transactions the Whig leaders,” that I felt almost tempted to P a 7 yon personal”visit, and thus ascertain for myself the correctness what thev stated ...

... have determined to abandon it for the present session, and, it anted account of dissensions m the cabinet; but never will the Whig, much less the Tory llimrlv resign the loaves and fishes, until miracles party, will y im ,ili,y of John Bull exceeds STrexpeerX ...

... less than one in thirteen. What political party will quarrel with such result this? In some cases it will be the Liberal or Whig minority which will gain the advautage of'returning representative its views; in a few perhaps a Tory ;in some Radical minority ...

... the Manchester meeting | 3 week, expressed himself very strongly on both these | ints. On the other hand, many Conservative Whigs | ald be glad to get rid of the question altogether; and course the Derbyites will be happy to have pport om some amendment ...

... government )>ersist with it this Session. Both in the Upper and Lower Houses, strong feeling of dissatisfaction )>ervadcs the Whig-Peelitc-Radical parly: they not wish the measure proceeded with in the present state of affairs. The cabinet at loggerheads ...

... as the confidence of the Crown. The object of the minority-representation clause, said, was to give the Whigs some the 46 new county seats \ but Whig county tm mbers were of class that oniy put a drag on a Liberal Government, as much as if they were Tories ...

... present. To illustrate our meaning, we will suppose that ten counties return thirty Conservatives, and ten other counties thirty Whigs, the absolute majority of the constituent body being the actual electors. It is clear that the result is equilibrium. Thirty ...