... two Liberals from the representation of Andover. The votes were—for Coles, 134 ; for Cubitt, 121 ; for Fellowes (Whig), 107 ; for Smith (Whig), 61. Mr. Cubitt, as owning some property near Penton Lodge, has been successively returned for the borough, latterly ...

... of military reform, made the cheval de bataille of the Ministry, would afford an excuse to many Peelites and Palmerstonian Whigs to assume the function of third or middle party. It is already felt, in short, that there will be but one way of meeting the ...

... laid upon the table. The commissioners themselves were a snug nest of Whigs, and of the forty persons connected with them -i?-nonndduh one, without exoception, belonged to the Whig ’uty..{'{ir :mintnuh to inspector-hi‘rhdbunwby poli partisanship, jobbery ...

... ahn{l“;ifllanoo?nnda consideration, are so nfatusted as to raise biotand Bricht s power. ‘We are glad to observe that many Whigs and Radicals, this, are now changing sides, and Mmm help of the constitation. ...

... Conservatism will be in the ascendant. We should not be content to remain on the defensive, but boldly assail the views of the Whig, Radical, and democratic party. Our rallying point should be the eonstitution of 1688, s 0 far as altered circumstances will ...

... away without effecting a solution of the Reform difficulty, Bat if the angry jealousy of Mr. Gladstone and the fears of the Whig section are allowed to prevent a settlement, on these must rest the responsibility of keeping unallayed an agitation which ...

... expressed by the Record, and we are glad that our contemporaries are at last opening their eyes to the dangers of a po:liltion whig:nvlv:‘long since foresaw, as our readers well know. ~ Our sympathies and those of the British public are with Ih!fg; but we ...

... see how the blessed result could have been otherwise secured. On this point it is instructive to mark the course taken by his Whig rival. Lord John Russell openly announced his purpose to break down monopoly, marched straight up to the fortress, summoned ...

... Derby, when in pewer, brought forward a measure of reform, which, though not necessary, was sle aud comprebensive, but the Whigs as a body acted most nntairly, and from mere party spirit, cast ot tbe bill. . . Now Mr. Gladstone brings forward Ais measure ...

... sense of the sacredness of the Sabbath day and religious worship. The danger of placing power in such hands is obvious. The Whig-Radicals are to blame for this state of things. The National Church has not kept pace with the requirements of the population ...

... thoughts upon the subject to our readers. In the first place, we would observe that Lord Palmerston is the leader not only of the Whigs, but of the Democrats. The Manchester school is rel‘;rflgn',ed in his Cabinet and has great influence. It is clear that without ...

... has, in a remarkable manner, attached itself to Whig rule in Jreland. While the Conservative viceroys have hm‘, done justice to Protestants in Ireland, wi tnflicting any injury upon Roman Catholics, the Whig viceroys have invariably acted unfairly to Protestants ...