THE ELECTIONS,
... Aberdeenshire, Cork, and Bath, remain to be decided ; the retiring members are two Whig-Radicals, and one Conservative; the probability is, that two Conservatives and one Whig- Radical will be returned. ...
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THE ELECTIONS
... is merely replaced by the Whig Mr. Wood. Mr. Wood, (Whig), 5,640; Lord-Mayor Cubitt (Conservative), 5,168 —majority, 472. Selkirkshire, Wednesday.—Lord Henry Scott (Conservative), 158; Hon. W. Napier (Whig), 136; majority, 22. Tamwoeth. —The Eight Hon ...
“STANDARD” AND “HERALD.”
... rampant in our City Council ; every one who was a Conservative was sent adrift aud his place filled a Whig-Radical partizan, A list of Magistrates, all Whig-Radicals, was adopted, and the Council even recommended list of Trustees for the charities of the ...
PEMBROKESHIRE ELECTION. The following was the close of the poll, as announced by the High Sheriff:— Phillips ..
... The following was the close of the poll, as announced by the High Sheriff:— Phillips (Conservative) 1194 Owen (Whig Radical) 979 ...
THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS FOR JULY
... . The Whigs are abusing the Governmeut for not appointing a Whig Bishop ; the fact is, there are so few clergymen either Whigs or Radicals, that the Government have no presentable men among their own political partisans. Lord Shaftesbury’s Whig Right ...
Efje FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1861. It impossible for the government of a great country like England to be conducted for
... organized tyranny of Manchester the other a party contemptible in point of numbers, but made powerful by the fact that the pure Whigs are in a minority without them, and are therefore constantly at their mercy. Neither Lord Palmerston, .nor Lord John Russell ...
THE NEW ASSESSMENT BILL
... and expenditure of the rates. How is it that the Whig Government has overlooked the popular principle of taxation and representation in the bill before us We have seldom found that principle with the Whigs except in their loud professions of it. They are ...
LEICESTER
... place of Dr. Noble, deceased, took place on Tuesday. The candidates nominated were, Mr. Heygate, Conservative ; Mr. Harris. Whig ; and Mr. Taylor, Radical. The show of hands was in favour of the latter. A poll was demanded, and at the close on Weduesday ...
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1861. It Is impossible for the government of a great country like England to be conducted for
... organized tvrannv' Manchester the other—a party contemptible in point of numbers, but made powerful by the fact that the pure Whigs are in' a minority without them, and are therefore constantly their mercy. Neither Lord Palmerston, nor Lord John Russell, ...
THE NEW ASSESSMENT BILL
... and expenditure of the rates. How is it that the Whig Government has overlooked the popular principle of taxation and representation in the bill before us We have seldom found that principle with the Whigs except in their loud professions of it. They are ...
the Minister, and occasionally from the lips of the Emperor himself, all went on smoothly enough. But the ..
... honest man returns meaning, of course, that however honest a man may be when he goes and takes his seat there amongst the Whigs, he always loses his honesty in the acquisition of such a place. Ministers were last week defeated by majority of five, in ...
.-A Sad Scene. —We have just received n'elligence from Burnham market of an extraordinary proceeding on ..
... prevented illness from taking his seat, was represented by Lord John Russel. Other gaps in the Treasury bench were observable. Two Whig ex-Chancellors of Exchequer were absent—Sir G. C. Lewis, who always threw cold water on the repeal of the pap® duty, and Sir ...