... 3473 Mr. Buller, Whig-Radical . 2640 DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. Napier, Conservative 773 Hamilton, Conservative 735 Lawson, Whig Wilson, Whig BELFAST. Cairns, Conservative 1479 Davivon, Conservative McLean, Whig-Radical 995 Ferguson, Whig ...

... Reynolds (Whig-Radical) . 3,344 BATH. Elton (Whig-Radical) 1,243 Tite (Whig-Radical) 1,200 W’ay (Conservative) 1,197 NORTHAMPTON. Smith (Whig) 1,077 Gilpin (Whig Radical) 1,010 Hunt (Conservative) 815 BURY. Phillips (Conservative) 561 F. ...

... exclusively ?” These are difficult questions to solve, even in the narrowest sense of Whig faction. Let small boroughs be abolished and what will become of the Whigs ? Even if that difficulty were got over, there are other obstacles in the path of Lord ...

... LIVERPOOL. Horsfall (Conservative) 7,585 Ewart (Whig-Radical) 7,086 Turner (Conservative) 6,282 MANCHESTER. Potter 8,368 Turner 7,854 Bright 5,458 Gibson 5,588 All of the same here in politics, but Manchester has rejected the Anti-Corn Law League candidates ...

... City, Dublin County, and Dublin University. WICKLOW COUNTY. Milton (Whig) 1970 Hume (Conservative) 1610 Monck (Whig and Palmerstonian 1038 LONGFORD COUNTY White (Whig) Greville (Whig) Forbes (Conservative) 1930 1496 932 The Conservatives have lost a seat ...

... position described by Pope— “ In moderation all his While Tories cail him Whig and Whigs a Tory.” If he still remain true to his former professions, how can a thorough-going Whig or Radical vote for him? Supposing him to have changed his creed, honest ...

... already entered upon the agreeable task of wooing the affections of the electors of Thirsk, had accepted the in- vitation of the Whig-Radical party in Warwick, and, as their candidate, would oppose the re-election of the present Members. What were the political ...

... known that he contested this county on Conservative or Tory principles against Sir F. Lawley, Bart, a Whig, and you will find many of the leading Whigs of this City voted for Mr, Spooner in 1820—Mr. T. B, Troughton and others, who were then Tories. I believe ...

... The meeting heartily responded to Lord Derby’s judicious and unanswerable peroration, and the result was majority against the Whig-radical Government of Lord Palmerston in the House, on Tuesday. The country, we are persuaded, has confidence in Lord Derby ...

... (Conservative) Heathcote (Whig) Fellowes (Conservative) BERWICKSHIRE. Scott (Conservative) BELFAST. Cousins (Conservative) 1479 Dawson (Conservative) 1410 M'Clean and Ferguson (Whig Radicals), M'Clure, (Conservative). AYRSHIRE. Stuart (Whig) Ferguson (Conservative) ...

... n, to .. time they were much oppoeed; and candidate they have shown thatthey now neip e *' Wh y the Whigs, for the future let be partv. con! g^° Whig «* dical ' near Uieir own organ, the Coven try Standard. - aad duty Conservative** wli»n support the ...

... hereby forfeited the confidence of those who elected nm. That Mr. Spooner has been Radical, Whig, and y, we all know ; but to be Radical, Whig, Tory, and Whig again, is past endurance ; for if M . Spooner is prepared to vote with Lord Palmerston on emergency ...