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... and left—Radical and Tory; the centres right and left—Whigs and Liberal Conservatives. The extremes are in numbers nearly equal—each about 200. But the centre parties are far from equal, the Whigs numbering abont 160, whilst the Liberal Conservatives ...
... and mental energy. Politically, Mr. Hudson's course was one of undeviating consistency; he was decided and yet conciliatory; Whig, and yet favorably disposed towards more advanced opinions. Honorably connected with some of our most important institutions ...
... _LA M P S!! THE CHEAPEST And mo»t select Stock of moderator lamps -- Fvrr offered for Sale «n the Extern OweSkl. hist seen WHIG HT’S, Furnishing Ironmongers, » l‘irh base been 20 per rent, under cost price, and will be offered at prices to defy competition ...
... of the four Bishops recently appointed, one is the brother of Whig* Minister; second, of a Whig ex-Minister; third, of Whig Earl, holding a salaried office; and the fourth is nephew to Whig Law Lord ! Oilier recent Ministers have not acted thus. The brother ...
... entertain a proposition for conceding one seat to the Whig party on the present occasion. 2. That C. J. Dimsdale and R. W. requested communicate with the Honble. W. P. Cowper Chairman of tbe Whig Election Committee, and ascertain from him whether he has ...
... and 1853, tbst the Fitswilliams were always honest, aud they paid for their independence. If rumour true, a portion of the Whig aristocracy were averse to the Sovereign's pleasure being taken to whether the Marquieate Buckingham should be revived in 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 ...
... the retirement of Mr. Biggs. I suppose if he gets a seat, his name will always be found in the same division lists with the Whigs and Lord Palmerston, although he took some pains the other day to denounce a system of which those statesmen arc the great ...
... then heard, in addition to others leas interest:— Rtv. Air. Girdlestone, claimed the Conservatives, and objected to by the Whigs. A case of removal.—Vote allowed. Hev. Wtn. Robinson, Baptist minister, house, Gonvilleplace, St. Andrew the Less, objected ...
... to himself before the country. On this China question, the Liberal party throughout ihe country is sure to be divided. When Whigs of the class Lord John Russell, Lord Robert Grosvenor, and Sir Francis Barinj—and such thorough Liberals as Mr. Cobden Lord ...
... assertion of Mr. Disraeli, at that licensed place for worse than drinking, the election booth—that five-and-twenty years ago the Whigs extinguished the Tory close boroughs, but forgot to deal with their own, and the time was coming redress this inequality. We ...
... 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 ...