... lest the Whigs should find that their only method of retaining their Ra(lical allies in the present pinch of the revenue°is to undertake to do the work of robbery enunciated in the plans of the Liverpool Financial Reform Association. Can the Whigs dare to ...

... LOSSES. The following is a statement of the gains and losses of Conservatives and Whig-Radicals respectfully, since the general election of 1859 : Conservative Gains. Whig-Radical Gains. Dartmouth 1 Bodmin 1 1 Berwick 1 Aylesbury 1 Whitby 1 Ayrshire Pontefract ...

... (of the linn Matthews and Jones, solicitors) the Whigs. The proceedings excited little public interest those the preceding day, the cases being of the ordinary type those Borough Registration Courts : Whig objections .. .. .. 15 Failed in 10 Sustained ...

... election for the seat, vacant by the decease of the Hon. Vernon Harcourt, Radical. Shrewsbury.—lt will be some satisfaction to our Whig friends to know that a staunch Conservative, who will receive the support the Toiy body, will be brought forward to contest ...

... takes the trouble to read our summary of the numbers will at once perceive the blow that has been so effectually dealt at the Whig faction. The present members for that Ward will be triumphantly returned by a large and powerful majority; and we learn that ...

... state of parties at the undermentioned dates: January 1861. January, 1862. Conservatives • • .. .. 307 Peelites 14 .. .. 12 Whigs 240 .. .. 238 Radicals 94 .. .. 651 653 This estimation gives Oxfordshire to the Government, but there is no reason whatever ...

... Brocklesby or Yarborough interest is reckoned to be somewhat powerful, the tables have been turned upon the unfortunate Whigs. No condition can, we think, more pitiable than that of Mr. Heneage at this time. The Press says that this gentleman, feeling ...

... of the Constitutional principles to account for it ? dissolution. A dissolution, forsooth, will restore th presliffe of the Whigs and drooping spirits of Radical-. South Lancashire is Conservative by profession, but. Radical at heart. It is the same with ...

... and the moderation of its views. It is something new to see and hear the Chrmiii'/e admit That it cares not a rush whether Whigs or Tories form the Municipal Government, —so that they are'men of intelligence, of liberal and independent character ! This ...

... chapter of accidents. Such is the present position of political affairs, and it constitutes an anomaly as w e have said. A Whig Government, existing upon sufferance, is no novelty, for whenever they have been in office that would appear to have been their ...

... value its privileges to join the Conservative Club, and thereby enable us all successfully to oppose the machinations of these Whigs and opposers of the Church of England.—I am, sir, One who loves the Good Old Cause. Shrewsbury, Feb. 15th, 1861. [in CLOSURE ...

... to called to the Upper House. We know nothing to recommend him to this, unless it is his constant and consistent support the Whig Government. The electors of Denbigh should be ready with some staunch Conservative to supply the vacancy which will thus occasioned ...