... hare been gradually withdrawing from the 'Whig alliance which he formed and foetered, and every ancceeding general election baa aeen a conaiderable redaction in the num- ber of thoee bound by thia connexion. Whig Sta teamen, in the caae of Lord John UraaiLL ...

... Sutheri»odjhirf, and connty Longford flection!, where the former Whig repreeenutires were returned without oppoeition, propoeal for the Ballot would regarded aa the death-blow of the preaent •trictlj aristocratic influence. Of course, in prorincial elections ...

... the intention of their ever being panted. After tbe great Act of 1832. which the party Whig* considered was to annihilate the Tone*, and to secure them (tbe Whigs) a long lease of office, Lord John Kuoell declared himself strongly against all further ...

... lutely resisted them. There was no rational hare elsewhere referred at greater length. That motire for any further change, for Whig ascenfortress capitulated to the Sardinians on Tuesday, dancy was already realised. For nearly twenty the 12th inst. Unable ...

... continued in the representation ; for the Pembroke boroughs hate never under any other circumstances returned a Liberal or Whig. The successor of Sir Joßit in the baronetage is also likely to gain the seat which he formerly filled supporter of Sir Bobsbt ...

... of this unanimity, wa* met by crie* that it arose from hatred and distruat of Whiggery and the Whig*. His defeated rival, a brother of one of the leading Whig proprietors, who himself represents one of the most important of English constituencies, could ...

... the present Parliament, immediately after the general election of 1869, In that case the two great aristocratic factions of Whig and Tory were ranged upon opposite sides. and the Independent Liberal party, their general support of the former, gave them ...

... Conservative majority was 91 against the Whigs, and it was not till eighteen years bad elapsed that, a similar motion, on the meeting of new Parliament elected under the auspices of Conservative Ministry, the Whigs got their revenge, although by a much smaller ...

... lor the above boroughs is Mr. Meyrick, of Bosh, in whose behalf active canvass has been commenced. It is expected that the Whig-Radical candidate will be Colonel Owen (mow Sir Hugh Owen), the late defeated candidate for the county.— Carmarthen Journal ...

... politics, than hy those with whom there general accordance sentiment on the leading questions of the day. If there were any Whig nobleman or gentleman in the county who had preferable claims to the Lord-Lientenaney of Carmarthenshire, nothing would be ...

... parties, and possibly if Mr. Gulistoki contemplate* joining a Dmbt Administration when he has assisted to render his present Whig confederate* unpopular, he may not find in the candidate whom he has now favoured any great repugnance to continue to support ...

... election, the Ministry have escaped the loss of a seat. They brought into the field the son of one of the leading noblemen of the Whig party ; and by the influence which high rank often exerts in elections, especially when its possessor has powerful local connexions ...