... did not vote, and new claims c; since - ?? 106 -251 Whigs who voted at the last election 161 Do. who did not vote, and new claims since 57 -218 Gain to Whigs on old register - 33 v Total gain to Whigs from register of - a 1859 - ?? d ID addition to which ...

... thirty-three Conservatives and tltirty.osse Whigs; from cities ntdl boroughls twenty- two Conservatives and nineteen Whigs-givin, a total at the present moment of fifty-five Conserva- tives atid fifty Whigs (a large party of whom vote regilarly against ...

... convertible into steamers. Under the thirty years' rule of the selfish and rapacious Whigs, the navy had been sadly neglected, and conse- quently greatly deteriorated. The Whigs filled them- selves, and their relations, and most distant connexious with good ...

... institutions; the News ofthe World, and the Weekly Times, albeit more moderate, are still essentially democratic, not in the Whig sense of our present rome Secretary, but in the ultra interpretation of tho word. When it is added, that the united circulation ...

... the registration courts. It will be remembered that, about a fortnight since, rumours of an understanding between the elder Whigs of Lord Palmerston's govern- ment and the Derbyites were rife. The govern- merat of the country was to be given up to a coalition ...

... that lie identified himself with the great whig party, whiel liid. for suceessive genvlmtiocs withstood the on- slau ghts that had been nude upou the liberty of the subject, and lie gloried in the nmne of whig. He need scarcely teU thelil that he was a ...

... to defy the intelligent public opinion of Europo. Extravagant and reckless in their home, as in their Tndian policy, tile Whigs, like their Tory adversaries, would also endeavour to conciliate that secret Teutonic influ- ence which appears ultimately ...

... to be a a! Liberal, one must shake hands with the Radicals and act e: with them. There is no such thing as governing on S, Whig principles, or on Peelite principles, or on so-called al Liberal principles. The only working possibility is to V govern on ...

... the presence of unusual difficulties at. home and abroad, we might easily fall intoa policy little to the taste of either 'Whig or Conservative of the existing type. At present the interests 'of the country seem to demand as little change -as is compatible ...

... ng it. It has occasionally proved itself a little venal, but this is no distinguishing characteristic in boroughs, whether Whig or Tory. A broken heas at an election there has been heard of; and, indeed, other conatitueacies add their quota of brute force ...

... stated that a certain Whig orator addressed the Senate, but the wires of the telegraph being interrupted, no portion of the speech came to hand' The recipients of the message considered what were the pro- ,ablh objections which a Whig would have to -the ...

... Seymour) , spoke in the house against turning out Lord Derby, unless i a liberal reform measure could be obtained from the whigs,t lhe did it under the conviction of the authenticity of the s Idocument in question. But he was informed afterwards t that ...