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... if they were Slow to advertise for pure thoroughbred young Whig, they would have as much difficulty finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certaiu eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...
... return of Mr. Turner, Conservative, and the rejection of Mr. Cheetham, Whig-Radical. Tlie numbers at the close of the poll were : Turner 9,500 Cheetham 8,660 Majority for Turner 840 The Whig organ, the London Observer, of yesterday, referring to the election ...
... Henry Scott, Conservative, over Mr. Napier, the Whig- Radical. To a certain extent, this is a Conservative gain, because although the former member professed Conservatism, he invariably voted with the Whigs and Radicals on questions of moment. Another arrival ...
... indecent, if not absolutely unconstitutional, to perpetuate the system which has converted tbe Metropolis of the Empire into a Whig close borough, and to make, as far as possible, Mr. Wood's return secure. they bad confined themselves to fair fighting, we ...
... Council, Lord Granville left town for the Isle of Wight. The New Lord Chancellor.—Tbe Spectator, a Whig organ, has the following respecting the new Whig Lord Chancellor : The Chancery Courts are teeming with stories of the unseemly hauteur displayed by ...
... the purpose of preventing the further demoralisation of their already sufficiently-weakened forces. A meeting of the chief Whig and Radical politicians in Lancashire was held Friday afternoon last, at the Clarence Hotel, Manchester. The meeting was summoned ...
... r the last nine veais, went out first; Corporate Beform went next ; Church-rates and all the other great Whig Opposition cards showed in the Whig Ministerial programme. ...
... Saturday, in the return of Mr. Turner, the Conservative candidate, the numbers being, for Mr. Turner, 9,500 ; for Mr. Cheetham, Whig-Radical, 8,000. The majority in favour of Conservatism is therefore upwards of eight hundred. The election lias created the ...
... were p always threatening to do , no J both divisions of the county, so,str e lectio' as at present; and whenever ago £ ,. the Whig party and ofP'**' in either division of the ...
... tribute to the efficiency of our Volunteer Corps. It must not, however, be forgotten, that it is not to Lord Palmerston or the Whigs, but to Earl Derby and the Conservatives, that this great movement owes the success with which it has met. As everybody is ...
... THE PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. The prescription of a deceased Whig Duke, for converting a pinch of curry into a poor man's dinner, sinks into insignificance by the side Lord Palmerston's ingenuity, manufacturing a presentable Royal Speech out of the ...
... water ; and finds Austria ivorthy of our alliance, because she is now become constitutional, perhaps more so than England. The Whig-Radicals, however, on seeking Austria for an ally, may find that, as their Government deserted her when attacked by France ...