... THE LIBERAL PARTY. The Times, in a leader on the loss of a seat in South Wilts to the Liberal party, by the retirement of the Whig candidate, remarks that there is an unity and energy about the Opposition which contrasts favourably with the small dislikes ...

... respect aud affection felt for Mr. Sidney Herbert earned him successfully through tbe last two or three elections. Mr. Grove (the Whig candidate) was informed before he issued his address that unless he could come forward on Conservative principles he would ...

... rather inferred that he would not reject the offer. He believed Mr. Oldfield was a Tory ; they, however, did not come there as Whigs and Tories, but to elect good and eligible men to fill high and important offices, first as aldermen, and afterwards as chief ...

... belonged the Conservative party, hut that was matter of consequence, for the Council did not assemble together in that chamber as whigs and but to promote the good of the city irrespective of party. In Mr. Oldfield they had a most eligible man for discharging ...

... disregard Irish feelings and interests, or vote in dir ' opposition to them for every coercive or unj° measure proposed by Whig governments, from all Irishmen of every creed and shade of politics hereditarily excluded. As natural results, those Irish ...

... the settlement of the question, they would command the support all moderate and well-thinking people hut unfortunately the Whigs have always looked upon the Church Rate question as an excellent stock-piece, to be introduced from time to time bait to ...

... the Russell, and the Bright partisans. Something is looked forward to this evening, when the grand banquet to the late whig whipper-in, Sir W. Goodenough Hayter is to come on*, and the testimonial subscribed for is to be presented to him : but ...

... Cork County Election.—Another Conservative Triumph.—Tbe Whig-Radical majority the House Commons seems to be growing smaller by degrees and beautifully less, another seat having been wrested from them during the past week. Mr. Deasy, the Irish Attorney-General ...

... equivalent on division to eight votes ; and taken as party to party, the Conservatives outnumber the Russell and Palmerston Whigs united nearly one-third. Add the Peelites and ultra-Liberals to the Ministerialists, and they have stili only what Lord Brougham ...

... evils we have to thank the Liberals, as well as many others. But the people arc taught otherwise; the Radicals, Liberals, and Whigs possess more tba» eight-tenths of the press of the country, and we cannot at the result. ...

... points of the Charter are forgotten, and before long we may find the Conservatives far before the Whigs their sympathy with the lower classes, and opposing a Whig agitation to raise the franchise, and make millowners and employers the chief electors. Before ...

... has been checked in the outset. MARYLEBONE ELECTION—THURSDAY. Close of the Poll.—Four o'Clock. Lewis (Whig-Radical) 5321 Carden (Conservative) Cooke (Whig-Radical) Marshman 65 Mr. Cooke retired at half-past twelve. ...