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... DERBY. It was expected that from the combination of partics the div;sion would be a close one, but neither Whigs, Tories, nor Radicali anticipated a defeat of th. Goyainieut. The feeling among all cl-isses except the Peace Part) is one of great indignation ...
... Then came Mr. R. W. Kennard, the Conservative candidate. He has the support of all the old Tories and of many of the moderate Whigs, and, if only two of the Liberals go to the poll, the party so divided must lose, and the Conservatives will carry the election ...
... LONDON, MONDAY, NO V. 23, 1857. Lord PALMERSTON'S Whig and Tory friends seem to rely very much on his adroitness, his luck, or his humour, to get him through the next sesm.ll. They think it dignified enough for the first Statesman, by position, in the ...
... DERBY. It was expected that from the combination of parties the division would be a close one, but neither Whigs, Tories, nor Radicals anticipated a defeat of the Government. The feeling among all classes except the Peace Party is one of great indignation ...
... country, great pleasure t 3 see him again iu Parliament REPRESENTATION OF EDINBURGH. —A candidate has been proposed in Old Whig circles who may be a surprise to the idector. This is no leas a personaze ~ than Lord John Russell. It seems that Lord John ...
... practice could hardly represent any business constituency in the kingdom. Some hints have been dropped of the more Conservative Whigs supporting Mr. WICKHAM, the Tory candidate. We trust that they will not thus, AO far as Bradford is concerned, set the example ...
... the ex-Whig, ex- Russellite quarterly, henceforth conspicuous among the organs, through thick and through thin, of the Palmerstonian Government. So glibly, and with scarcely one audible creak, has shifted the great, blue and buff vane of the Whigs, at a ...
... r to temperate, and temperate Liberalism to the freezing point. The Chartist there becomes a Radical, the Radical a Whig, and the Whig a Liberal-Conservative. Reformers—old, tried Reformers, are the men wanted. If they have not been brought forward yet ...
... was to repeal the corn laws, and I would know pettier Whig nor Tory —(loud cheers)—until that work was done. Well, now, suppose I had pursued another course—suppose I had allied myself to the Whig party, which was then the most liberal, and which had ...
... who was Whig pure and very simple, the Tories voted against Mr, Waldron and returned The O'Donoghue. This will occur in several Counties, and in Boroughs the Independent party returns the compliment by voting invariably against the mere Whig for the ...
... r to temperate, and temperate Liberalism to the freezing point, The Chartist there becomes a Radical, the Radical a Whig, and the Whig a Liberal-Conservative. Reformers—old, tried Reformers, are the men wanted. If they have not been brought forward yet ...
... GRAHAM and Mr. COBDEN, Of MILNER GIBSON and Mr. LAYARD.-- Tory Chief of a Radical Cabinet—of a Peclite Cabinet, of an old Whig Cabinet, replies the crashing glass ! Lucky for the marksman if the shot has rebounded over his shoulder, and not grazed him ...