... most noisy election, the result was fellows: Seymour .. Tory 515 Peachey -• Tory 458 Cresswell Whig 291 Baring •• Whig 122 Mildmay •• 22 E. Cresswell .• •• .. Whig 10 This appears to be the first and last election for very leog time that the Tories, Conservatives ...

... powerful a Government. He inclined to despair of bis Conservative principles, and ready to believe that Providence has caused Whigs and Radicals to adhere to the Treasury Bench by a necessary law of gravitation that, however mysterious, can in no wise be ...

... while seriously to notice how the Bill is hated by some, despised by others, and distrusted by ail. Conservatives and old Whigs dislike it as effecting too great a change in the Constitution. Democrats despise it as effecting a change scarcely worth ...

... that the' Borough, after having been emancipated from Whig bondage, will refuse to submit it again. And yet desire speak with a measure of respect of the Whigs—a party now almost defunct. The Whigs, if they were humbugs, which they very often were and ...

... application to existing circumstances of these onr common principles, that application of our principles through which we become Whigs or Tories. Conservatives or Radicals the case may be. Wa may range ourselves with any of these parties as we see fit our political ...

... there is not one which the Government of Lord Derby did not endeavour decide upon broad principles, and not one which the Whigs and their followers have not deliberately kept open for factious purposes. Externally the temper of the nation appears calm ...

... Tuesday morning. Amery proposed, and Mr Ford seconded the name of the Hon. G. Denman, who formerly represented the borough the Whig interest in with the late Premier, but who was defeated Mr Walrond at the election. . .. Mr Daniel nominated Sir John Dalrymple ...

... LATEST NEWS. AMERICA. New York. March 19 (Evening)— The Richmond Whig, of the 17th instant, says that the bombardmeut of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th instant. twelve o'clock night a desperate engagement occurred, the Federals attempt ...

... electinnwbichtook placein 1820, at the decease of King George 111. At this time his political principles were those of the whig party which he had been educated, and he re-entered Parliament as member for Carlisle, an advocate for reform, and for the ...

... contained the following note:-Lord Derby and the Conservative bar seem likely to have great ran of luck Lord ralmerston with the Whig clergy, but the good fortune in the present instance will be more on the side of the new dignitaries than of the Government ...

... little borough Rigate the succession Monson, the late member, to the peerage. Two candidates contested the seat —Mr Levesen a Whig, and Mr Wilkinson, a Radical, formerly defeated the same constituency. The latter declared that was safe win, but waßbeaten ...

... breasts of certain Liberals who do not like to be told the truth. They tako comfort, however, from the fact that hardly any Whig joined the Tory cheers which greeted him as hi? denounced taa President of the Boaid of Trade, and attacked his colleagues ...