STAFFORD ELECTION
... Sidney. pell was demanded Satdon. Yesterday the poll opened eight o'clock, and 12 o'clock it stood as follows Alderman Sidney (Whig) . 716 Lord Sandon (Conservative) 320 Lord Sanden then retired. ——+ ...
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THE REFORM BILLS OF 1859 AND 1860
... THE REFORM BILLS OF 1859 AND 1860. Conservative Reform Whig Reform Bill of Bill of 1859. 1860. disfranchisement. No disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchise in Reduction of borough franboroughs and counties at £10. chise from £10 to £6, and of county ...
THE “GREAT LIBERAL PARTY”
... with the Liberals; and however Lord John Russell may change for the sake redressing himself in an empty popularity, the old Whigs of 1832 have nothing whatever in common with the democratic tendencies of modern Liberalism. Mr. Gladstone certainly not a ...
Mr. Bright and the Times are determined that the Government shall not forget that it is under an honourable ..
... asunder as the poles as to the particular bill that shall be brought forward, they are evidently quite determined that the Whig-Radical-Peelite Cabinet shall produce a measure of some kind, and that soon too. The Times of Wednesday very much mistaken ...
THE COURIER
... A local Whig contemporary, whose memory appears to be stored with a whole Newgate calendar of Madeline Smiths and James Pollens, writing, on Saturday in the happiest oblivion of what the late Mr. Hume used to call the piccadillies o' the Whig party, ...
When the commercial treaty with France was first announced, an acute political authority said it was admirably ..
... political authority said it was admirably adapted to pr oduce serious differences between the two countries ; and that the Whigs, represented by Lords Palmerston and John Russell, in their eagerness to win the popular applause of the urban masses, interested ...
THE DIVISION ON THE REFORM BILL
... mean to baffle the Opposition. The Peienmr's words rather nettled Mr. DIu i Who, 4 by way. of retort, reminded him that some Whigs- he -mght have sald, the narrowest of the aedt-had joined' the: Opposition In the self-liapoeid task of .worklngclass vituperation ...
Lord John and his Fancy Franchises. John Russell has repudiated fancy franchises, at .jj), bidding of Mr. ..
... repudiated fancy franchises, at .jj), bidding of Mr. Bright, though he had them in former?!* But every one must agree with the Whig organ, that' multitude of cases the man leas', qualified his own h yj tot the franchise is the householder, bis lodgers beit>£ ...
That portion of the “pensive public” which bemoans the incorrigible apathy that has taken possession of men's ..
... proposals. It direct and fresh from the Whig laboratory. is the. Economist that would put the problem into the ttttcible. are assured that there are three arrangements by which political equilibrium may be secureu ; and our Whig contemporary claims to have pressed ...
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
... each. Nine more were ordered to give security for their appearance at the Assizes.— Fron the Second Edition of the Northern Whig, ...
THE COURIER
... be more true than this. It is a fact not disputed but then it is not agreeable to Whig self-complacency to be reminded of the fact. Nor is it quite pleasant to a pure Whig to be told that Lord Palmerston is a Conservative Premier, though hampered by Radical ...
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
... predomInanoe. c And therefore, your old .Whig,.- Y sesing that wha.t with Lord PAnMERSTON, who Is a Can. a sIngite, and what with Mr. GLADSToNE, who promises to be- orme a largominded loader oR thepeople, the pure Whig des a nent at any rate is considerably ...