... at Paris on ace , Tuesday. ad, Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury al -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and he( ?? Samuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). shc The Daily News says it is reported that Lord Naas -C ia to ...

... , took place at Paris on Tuesday. Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and Mr.Sa-unuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). The FvFceman's Journal states that Dr. Cullen, -who is at present ...

... the charge that he was setting class against class. He bad a word to say to the Whigs— There is one class of whom, before I conclude, I would say a word, and that is the Whig politicians and statesmen. It has been said that the only person I complimented ...

... the charge that he was setting class against class. He bad a word to say to the Whigs— There is one class of whom, before I conclude, I would say a word, and that is the Whig politicians and statesmen. It has been said that the only person I complimented ...

... public, although there never was a jack-'o-lantern which was more intangible and evanescent than it is at the present moment. A Whig statesman has just appeared before his constituents at Taunton, Mr. Labonchere, and he has, of course, alluded to the topic ...

... found the Whigs bathing, and had taken possession of their clothes, Mr. Disraeli had got great praise for the simile. Bathe (Mr. Berkeley) would like to know what clothes they were, that the Tories now wore. (Laughter.) Had they not found the Whigs bathing ...

... public, although there never was a jack-'o-lantern which was more intangible and, evanescent than it is at the present moment. A Whig _statesman has just appeared before his constituents at Taunton, Mr. Labouchere, and he has, of course, alluded to the topic ...

... impossible, our ministers con. i' : template the game of an extreme and impracticable ang measure, such as our constitutional Whigs cannot Dcionsent to. The measure thrown outofcour thet e ..ewould, be a period of confusion, and' thfsconursete this confusshiu ...

... defend the political morality of the government. He contended that the people of this country cared very little for either Whig or Tory, and that what they wanted was good measures tending to the benefit of the whole community. The Radical party had ...

... Patchitt, solicitor, was elected chief magistrate for Nottingham. From almost time immemorial the bulk of the Corporation has been Whig, and the Mayor has hitherto been chosen from that party. Last year a Tory Sheriff was elected, and this year a Conservative ...

... meeting, the advice appears to have been taken. The Reform Bill of Radical Reformers is the work Mr. Bright is now charged with. Whigs there are none, any more than there are Tories; for, by the length Lord John Russell is known to be prepared to go, i he has ...

... bid ver whic largely for popular support-to give a larger abl measure of Reform than could ever be ex- and pected from the Whigs ; and if the Govern- take maent did offer themi a bill that was satisfac- hali t~ory they would take it quite as willingly ...