... the genei^Velection of the latter ’being succeeded in the representation by the Honourable George Denman. Mr. Heathooat was a Whig, and ardent admirer of Lord Palmerston; and from the tact that was ...

... parallel only in the anti- Jacobin furor of England during the first French revolution —Liberals would be nowhere, and Tories and Whigs would join hands. • - Her Majesty goes to Ireland on Wednesday. She will travel from Osborne to Dublin in one journey, at a ...

... Dentist, Truro, visits any residence in Cornwall and Devon, application. Established 1854. FI LME R* S COU H PILL S.— The folio whig letter in favour of Fmarsn’s Cough Pitts, skews at once that anyone troubled with a Cough should on account be without them ...

... Governmen ¢ bronght in a bill constituents. have pacific assurances j remarks upon the Whig party, A ero Queen's speech that co mes down we that it bad been sai d of the Whig party an | for the appropriation of seats by which they disfranchised jn the stereotyped ...

... will be scanned with the utmost minuteness, both the economical and the warlike party in the House, It has been calculated Whig weekly newspaper that the deficit will he from two to three millions. How to provide for this and the expense involved in ...

... should be declared against her. According the Morning Herald, the Conservatives singly outnumber Lord Palmerston and his Whigs by 64 votes, and the noble Viscount’s tottering Ministry is propped only ultra Radicals and 14 Peelites.” The notorious ...

... as dishonest and subversive the constitution in depriving the freeholder of bis vote, from which circumstance it failed. The Whig Reform Bill was talked out, and at present there ditl not exist that degree of political excitement which was necessary to ...

... of Mr. Rennie as a Conservative candidate for Totnes in the following manner:—“The borough of Totnes was for many years a Whig pocket borough, the two seats being in the gift of the Duke of Somerset. Not very long ago, one of those seats was wrested ...

... £700,000. That the matter was not a party one may he inferred from the fact that it was brought forward by Mr. Denman, the Whig colleagne of the Premier in the representation of Tiverton. The hon. gentleman actually spoke for three hours and a quarter ...

... gallant W. B. denounced Lord Robert Montagus recent denunciation of party spirit, and pleaded for the old distinctions between Whig and Tory—not Conservative —with- which he declared that should fall into fathomless depths of nonsense, introduce anarchy into ...

... talks of the unworthy artifices’’ thrown the way of Mr. Morrison’s success ; of Lord Valletort, an aimable lordling (had been a Whig he would have been a most estimable and powerful young nobleman ’’), delaying the writ as long as could. We are made acquainted ...

... Earl of Sefton, lord-lieutenant of the county, directed their tenants to vote for the Liberal candidate. But many of the old Whig leaders united themselves to the house of Knowsley, and not a few of their names appeared on Mr. Turner's committee. That gentle- ...