... The brilliant but terrific onslaughts which Lord Lyndhurst used to make on the policy, expenditure, and failures of the Whigs at the end of each session from 1835 to 1840 will long live in the recollection of the people in this country. Following Lord ...

... nat e from Whigs, and that Conservatives were merely obstructives, is exploded for ever and a day, ‘and in every respect the aspect of affairs abroad and at home, nationally, politically, and socially, affords cause for congratulation and thankfulness ...

... will believe it, except a few predefined Whigs whom it is not worth trying either to convert or convince. Lord Derby had a perfect right to put any reserved price he thought proper on any every lot he olfered for sale. These attacks on English sports ...

... REGISTRATION The returns up to last night (including Hert- ford district) shew —Conservative claims sustained, 71; Whigs struck off, 85: total, 156. Whig claims sustained, 55; Conservative struck off, 99 : total, 154. Net Conservative gain, 2. ...

... place of the Mayor. The Whig influence, which so long ruled predominant in Hertford, and which for five years was uncontested, is being slowly but surely undermined. Nothing but a most gross and unblushing system of bribery on the Whig side has prevented the ...

... since 1857, there are—Con- onservative servatives, 46; Whigs and Radicals, 23; C gain, dead or removed—Conservatives, 16; Whigs and Radicals, 18; Conservative cain, 2: struck out by the 1; Whigs and Radicals, 8: Con- servative gain, 7: nett Conservative ...

... Then there was the recently-created Whig agricultural lord, recognisabl» from his peculiar costume. Great potentate he, ready to go to the expenditure of a good many t housands of pounds, for the supremacy of the Whig houses; owner of two snog nomination ...

... week.) The Whigs took up Parliamentary reform, like everything else, not as matter of principle, but as a ready means of getting possession of power. The party who really prepared the way for that measure were the Radicals, whom the Whigs used to sneer ...

... the Whigs set up, which would not yield anythi , which conserved all ex- ts, and which ho squeezable clement atallf Mr. Osborne, while making an hour’s speech in defence of Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, must have felt himself ashamed of the Whig and ...

... that which the Whigs set up, ex- which would mot yield anything, which isting ts, and which no clement atallf Mr. Osborne, while making an bour’s speech in defence of Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, must have felt himself ashamed of the Whig connection; and ...

... gone, and disgust thood whose cast e is en ogered. Bat the Whig pries ft horse in the mouth. there it is, e do not louk a gi tives what it If the country obtains from the Conserva d from the Whigs, that is no reason vainly but only for disbelieving the for ...

... added to the list since 1857. thdrO 46; Whigs :»n«l Radicals, 23; Con ser rati re gain, dead removed—;Conservatives, 10; Whigs and Radicals, 18; Conservative gain, stiuck out by the llarris‘er Conservatives, I; Whigs and Radicals, 8j Conservative gain* ...