... Taking into.account the fo ‘oing, the following is at present the of the ouse of Commons :— Conservatives, 303 lites, 14; Whigs, 232; Ultra-Radicals, 03; total, 4 e ...

... constituency of Marylebone alone. Again, with regard to the redistribution of seats, a Bill which placed several uf the old Whig borough constituencies with 80 or 90 voters in the sa:ne category with the Tower Hamlets and Marylebgne could not with any ...

... a severe contest. Pem- brokeshire showed its Conservative character in a similar manner by electing Mr. in preference to a Whig. In South Wiltshire, 1,200 signatures have been attached to a petition calling upon Capt. Batuvurst to come forward in the ...

... The Conservative party im the House of Commons are at present in 2 considerable majority over any other; but the junction of Whigs, Peelites, and ,I believe (they call themselves), advanced Liberuls, gives the Government 2 niajority, precarious indeed, but ...

... condemnation of Mr. | policy with respect to the French Treaty. But not even this foolish disposal of the surplus satisfied the Whig Chancellor. After breaking faith with the payers of income tax, and the con- i tributors to the tea and sugar duties, Mr. | ...

... proper’ understood, is directly against it. It follows that your statement is, i will not say a vulgar error, but a traditional Whig mistake. I think that you will require I will not trespass longer upon you. You ill do yourself and me no apology for what ...

... theConservative party as ita own, | old schvol joined them in it—‘* Church and Siate. although a great many Conservative- Whigs and of the (Loud | Cheers.) He believed that if the country were to be polled from end to end, they would find a vast majority ...