... Association met in force order to consider what steps should be taken i» consequence of the electioneering agitation winch the Whig-Radical party have so prematurely forced upon the borough. Mr. J. Ellershaw presided, and the proceeding* were marked by the ...

... devoted itself to Toryism because it was not admitted to high place among the Whigs. may be consolatory to Whig vanity and assumption to say so, and in that way to'excuse the Whig party for not being able to attract bright intelligences to its principles ...

... the Government of which he bad been a supporter had departed from the rule of Whig governments in past times, and instead of taking entirely the advice certain portions the Whig powers they had taken aelvice from that end of the House of Commons and that ...

... Buckinghamshire. His son succeeded him in the representation of Bucks, and, like his father and the Cavendishes generally, is Whig. He 48 years of age. Whether there will be a contest for the vacant .seat not yet stated. There was contest in nor in 1857 ...

... stated that two candidates are in the field—Viscount Gort, representing the Conservative interest, and the Earl of Listowel, the Whig interest. The last ten elections have passed off without contest, none having taken place since Lord Talbot de Malahide's ...

... that Archbishop Manning and Bishop Grant—indirectly, may be, but still efficiently—took part in the Coventry election. The Whig whippers-in communicated with the above- Earned Roman prelates through Liberal Roman Catholic veer, who at once co-operated ...

... have to announce to our readers. The Morning Herald hints at the absolute necessity of retrenchment, but expresses fears of Whig economy, which consists in the waste of millions of valuable property and the crippling a service in order to save a million ...

... all great divisions are to be found in different lobbies. Iv Parliament its voice gives out a most uncertain sound, neither Whig nor Tory, but half one and half the other. And, strange to say, though an election is fast approaching, the local Conservative ...

... ever beheld calmly as if nothing had happened. You see, sir. said American, is war ringnlarly fertile incident. How the Whigs Spend the Pcblic Money.— A correspondent, writing to the Standard, says : Your article on the appointment Mr. Thomas Hughes ...

... any which has held power in Eugland since the •ealition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph says : the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that Mr Gladstone ...

... proximo. Caused workshops are being torn down and removed, all rubbish carted away from about the departmental buildings, lne whig now presents a habitable appearance, will the eastern in a few days. We believe a day has oeen specified the orders from h ...

... what party, or rather section, ho mean 3 to resort when he deserts from the Whig standard ; but he still lingers among their tents. It argues ill for the confidence of tho Whigs in the stability of their position, that they had not the courage at once to ...