... unsuccessful candidate, in reference to the above election, induces me to make a few comments. The bitter disappointment the Whigs must have felt has been somewhat shown by their political organs refusing to give any account of the election before Saturday ...

... has occurred, and there are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the retiring member, in the Whig interest, and Captain C. J. B. Hamilton, who was formerly member for the borough of,Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. Mr ...

... precise colour of which we defy any one to define. Is it Whig? Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the Whig leader, was obliged to retire from it, and Sir FRANCIS BARING and those known in the House of Commons as the Whig party, do not belong to it, and merely accord it a reluctant ...

... districts. The Whig tells us that there was the usual horse-racing on Christmas-day; but great as was the crowd on the course, it was not so large as it otherwise would have been had the scene of the sports been fixed nearer the town. The Whig goes on to ...

... disposed of these three cases eight recipients of the Royal favour remain whose sole merit was their unflinching devotion to Whig leaders. Lords AVELAND, BELPER, KENMARE, COWLEY, EBURY, TALBOT DE MALAHIDE, IVLICAULAY, and CHESHAM, have no claims whatever ...

... Phillips, of Wendover, seconded, the nomination of Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the late representative, who starts in the Whig interest. Mr. Robert Bateson Harvey, of Langley Park, Slough, proposed Captain C. J. B. Hamilton, of Tharne Park, for seven ...

... other agitators, and sought to effect some kind of compromise. It is well known that for many years the Irish agitator had the Whigs entirely at his mercy, and several of his kindred have since his death been placed in posts to which they had neither by position ...

... (COMIIITNICATED.) Happy England! exclaims the Whig optimist, whose optimism consists in believing, or pretending to believe, that the perfection of political prosperity is attained by the permanent rule of a Whig-Radical government. Happy England, happy ...

... existed a document which proclaimed on the part of the nation a sense of a common want it is this extraordinary memorial. Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, High Church and Low Church, Dissenting Ministers and Bishops, members of the Law and ...

... Premier seems determined to avail himself of existing forms of procedure in order to stock the House of Lords with scions of Whig families, or the most devoted of their adherents. During the last two years no less than eleven of his followers have either ...

... appointed - l e Purpose. ' At a meeting of the creditors of Mr. G. H. T. Hicks, as an East India merchant, held to-day, the y o 'whig statement, prepared . by Messrs. Turquand, v a lln gs, and Co., showing very discouraging results, presented. It will be noticed ...

... have no interest in her existence and are alien to her views. To many who have regarded with respect the career of the great Whig leader during the last 30 years, the course he has adopted with regard to the admission of Jews into Parliament has been a ...