... of the man between two stools. Conservatism is greatly in the ascendant. Even the city of London, so long represented by a Whig, will this election select tried and staunoh member of the Conservative party. Lord Mayor Cubitt has already sat many years ...

... from such a proposition. On all sides we hear of the Conservative re-action that has set in throughout the kingdom. This the Whigs and Radicals have been reluctantly compelled to concede. And if the general tone of the people is becoming daily more Conservative ...

... into ridicule for being the son of a hairdresser, made answer : So I am, and I am come into the House give a dressing to the Whigs. A writer in the SiecU, writing the great fire in Tooley-street, says, it could not put out simply because there are no buckets ...

... classes throughout the country. T)j, fact is so capable of proof, indeed so many proofs have lately been afforded, that even the Whigs ang Radicals are reluctantly compelled to admit its truth. We care little for the fallacious reasons which our opponents give ...

... that are wholly destitute, and improving it where it de- is attended with considerable cost, as it must needs be, not a man, Whig or Tory, representing this county but will fully concur the sentiments of the noble Duke already referred to, when he says ...

... learnt that Mr. Roundell Palmer, the Solicitor General of Lord Palmerston's Administration, is to be the nominee of the Whig Lord Zetland for the borough of Richmond. His acceptance of office and of this seat clearly amounts an abandon meat of ...

... respect for the great services he has rendered the country in the course of-a life extending over nearly half a century. The old Whigs win naturally be proud of the honour Shewn to the traditional leader of their party, and the Radicals in their turn will c ...

... liberals who then thought that Sir STAFFOitD was rather hardly used, and that he inclined to moderation, and would come out as a Whig. But his subsequent acts speedily opened the eyes of the confiding Liberals, and the expression which he dropped at Newton ...

... books were kept. Register ! Register !! Register ! J!—Our attention has been specially called to the activity displayed by the Whig Radicals in the county to swell the number of their voters at the next registration. We hope the Conservatives in both divisions ...

... by creation, and will be known for the future as Baron BcEscxELcY, of Berkeley Castle. This lucky gentle- man is a genuine Whig and a junior Lord of the Admiralty, and so far as we can discover these appear to be the only claims which he can possibly ...