... Whig gain, 22. Abstract. district 13 16 Qt.Berkhamsted d 0 8 10 Hemel Hcmpsted 26 21 8 Bishop’s Stanford 14 11 10 Hoddesdon 10 28 Hertford 9 11 25 Bantingford 20 20 Sterenage 6 10 14 Hilchia 9 12 J 3 Hatfield 23 15 39 St. Alban’* 11 5 21 The ...

... VICTORIA PIN MONEY & THE WHIGS (A Letter to the Editor of the Essex Standard.) Dear Si?,—An extract from th« journal of the late J. Raikes, Esq., headed Victoria Pin Moaev,” has appeared in seTefal Now the slateuieut literally and correctly true. But ...

... VICTORIA PIN MONEY & THE WHIGS. (A Letter to the Editor of tbb Essex Standard.) Dear Sir, —An extract Tram the journal of the late J. Raikc-s, Esq., headed Victoria Fin Money,” has appeared in several newspapers. Now the statement is liteially and correctly ...

... THE ELECTIONS Mr. Heathcote, a Whig, bas been elected for Hun- tingdonshire in place of Mr. Feilowes, by eleven votes omy. Mr. Wingfie ld, a Whig, has replaced Sir. J. Ww. Bowyer Smyth for South Essex, by fifteen votes only. Mr. polled 2,330; Mr. Wingfield ...

... the whigs of expensive and mischievous blunders under this head of Law and Justice.” We shall show that their system is positively a complete squandering of the public money, and that there is strong reason to believe th.t, practically, the whig system ...

... serve in Parliament, to use the powers of his office for that purpose. This resolution was very stringently acted upon by the Whig purists after the general election of 1852, by their persecution of Mr. Augustus Stafford, Secretary ol the Admiralty, and ...

... in Parliament, or to use the powers of bis office for that purpose. This resolution was very stringently acted upon by the Whig purists after the general election of 1852, by their persecution of Mr. Augustus Stafford, Secretary the Admiralty, and the ...

... felt by the friends and co! who jobbed, and vacillated along with himseif daring ten years. The fundamental rottenness of the whig system is by evidence of the most singular kind fuily revealed by tlus id ntical table of penditure under tie head of ‘Law ...

... proposition for conceding one seat to the Whig paitjr ou the present occasion. 2.—That C. J. Dimsdale and K. W. Gaussen, Esqrs., tie requested to communicate with the Honble. W. F, Co* per, Chairman of the Whig Klection Committee, and ascertain from him ...

... a propoeition for conceding one teat to toe Whig part/ on the preeent occaaion. _ That C. J. Dimadale and W. Otmuen, Eaqra., he requeated to communicate with the Hunble W. F. Cowp«r, aa Chairman of the Whig Election Committee, and aacertain from him whether ...

... statistical facts which a review of the financial affairs of the country for the last ten years of Whig rule present to their notice. True to his character, the Whig is not ashamed to kick (like the ass in the fable) the dead lion of his party, and to sneer ...

... ago there was great Whig outcry against the close boroughs, and the people agreed with the Whigs, and said it was infamous system. So they put an end to the close boroughs of the Tories, but not to the close boroughs of the Whigs. (Laughter.) And, ever ...