... c*id not vete, and new claims . since ?? 106 261 Whigs who voted at the last election ?? 161 Ditto who did not vote, and aew claims since , 67 i— 2lB Gain to Whigs on old register ?? ?? 33 Total gain to Whigs from register of 1869 107 In aeldit imi to which ...

... Ferguson, was a Whig, and nothing more. His voting occasionally with the ministry of Lord Derby might be attributable to the popular character of tho measures proposed by it ; but, nevertheless, Sh Robert was uniformly the supporter of every Whig go- vernment ...

... most apparent in the refusal allow their mate’s time to count. I for one, old commander of but recent servitude, and without Whig interest, am doomed to a retirement 60 on 12a. 6d. per diem unless my mate's time is allowed, iu which case 1 should receive ...

... in tho refusal to allow tbeir mate's time to count. I for one, as an old commander of but recent servitude, and without any Whig interest, am doomed to a retirement at 60 on 12s. Gd. per diem unless my mate's time is allowed, in which case. I should receive ...

... in tho refusal to allow their mate's time to count. I lor one, as an old comuiunder of but recent servitude, and without any Whig interest, am doomed to a retirement at 60 on 12s. Od. per diem unless my mate's timr* is allowed, in which cuso I should receive ...

... .rooted the important and digmlied post «»f bird lieutenant Londonderry; and the rumour adde.l that Mr. William Brady, the Whig Lord Chancellor** aon. and the W big Dublin election defeated, a* always will in the *ame cau*o—l« Mr. Berwick as bankrupt ...

... Seen, having resigned; and the fortunato have, another snug place upon some fortunate Boman, who has Learned forgot that the Whigs wave over deemed base, bloody, and brutal.” The office—a Ifet-daet worth 11,000?. year. ...

... fully deserving of our respect. Is it to supposed that a Whig, one of that almost extinct ~ v. ho swear Charles James Fox, would expend much ink showing t‘.e utter worthlessness the son, whom Whigs of day strove to invest with every attractive quality in ...

... (he whole six men—three for the east ward, and three for the west ward. Fast Ward: Conservatives. 834; Whigs. 031. West Ward: Conservatives, 1095; Whigs, 408. Majority for Cos servatives, ...

... party. But he had said sufficient to give the hint that the Whigs intended to shelve it hter). Mr. Massey, the Vice Chairman of the House of Commons and a Whig, holding oiiice under the Whig government, had opposed it iv the house. Let tliern mark his ...

... prepared to do so. The Whigs are tho avo .red enemies nf the Holy See. I ?? r ?? ■''*! ?? culWfcn, Tho Whigs wish to despoil tho Holy Father Of his temporal possessions. 1 wish to preserve them for him in all their integrity. The Whigs support a system ...

... immense empire in the East. It is trammelled no party fcvling, inasmuch as it blames in some sense the Conservatives as well the Whigs for the steps taken by them to regenerate” India. The writer on this point has the following:— “In instituting' this inquiry ...