... opposition to the Whig candidate, Mr. J. C. Ewart. other Conservative candidate, Mr. B. Horsfall, may be regarded as elected. It the feeling of many intelligent electors that the character of the town is stultified with the return of one Whig and one Conservative ...

... on the budget. Hsd the tbree-snd-thirty representatives whose ' names wo have given happened not to have been Whigs, voted against the Whig Minister, the majo- rity of 80 would have been s majority of 14, which might have been reduced still further, or ...

... support except among the Liberals avd Whigs. The Derbyites will reject them in teto, and Lord Patmenrsron has weakened his hold en the Reformers. The Whigs are probalily less decidedly hostile; but, as a body,the Whigs are adverse to the Premier. Local ...

... the ratepayers cannot make a single appointment. is the result of Whig-Radical legislation, and we set up in contrast with (he Whig Radical cry for increased political power. The Whigs formed the hulk (be Anli-Coru Law League, and pressure from without ...

... the command of > Prime Mimister he has endexvour ed to- create personal following. He has repudiated the. tra- | ditions of Whig and Tory, of Conservative and —s Literal, in order that he might create anew party of Palmerstonizus—who should know no other ...

... constituencies, show! that they have got the chance they ever yet had securicg a good representation in i O’Con- “nellism (says the Whig), the dreariest of impostures, is quits dead, and with O’Connellism has almost disappeared that nasty animal which, in English ...

... patronage at the command of the Prime Minister he has endeavoured to create a personal following. has repudiated the traditions of Whig and Tory, of Conservative and Liberal, in order that he might create new party a party of Palmerstonians who should know no ...

... patriotic leader of that party which strives to connect the mesaures mended by the react age with the traditional policy of the Whigs, end, notwithstanding Ws popularity which has most undeservedly Adis to his share of late, there was more deserving of the ...

... says :— Toe Whig party has over been odious to the English people, and, in spite of a’) their devices and combinations, it may be cbserred that in the long ran the English nation declares against them, The reason of thie is, that the Whigs are an anti-national ...

... but at present their cause does not seem promising. Mr. Green, the retiring member, does not offer himself for re-election. Whig paper. North Lancashire. Mr. J. Heywood has issued address on his retirement from the representation cf the northern division ...

... Strickland, Bait., has not made any sin; and it is thought he is waiting to see the turn affairs may take. (irenfell, • liberal whig, is in the field, es we have announced, wed is, as yet, the only candidate beams the public. et' ta.,2.—The sitting member ...

... the County, the better. For my own part, don't see why we should not give them brush the forthooming election. the leading Whigs in each district would just meet together and resolve to try their strength, so far as induce the electors voluntarily to tender ...