... South Lancashire took place yesterday, at Newton-le- Will««'s. The candidates were Mr. Turner, Conservative an d Cheetham, Whig-Radical. To the surprise everybody, the show of hands was in favour of the Conservative candidate. No prudent person attempts ...

... scoundrel ; and he is privileged to say and do anything that his scoundrel-client might have said and done his own behalf. THE WHIG MINISTRY AND MANCHESTER. (From the Saturday Review) Some time ago the ex-chairman of the Anti-Corn Law made a speech at Radical ...

... mean or paltry mode of dealing with an important public question was never, we will venture to say, devised, even by the wit a Whig Minister. It i 3 true that, not very long ago, the expenses of prosecutions w ere equally divided between the County Rate and ...

... attend tha meeting the Social Science Association ia Dahlia. H. Chevahor will Dublin .boat the 14th l&th of the month.— Northern Whig, A Good Kxceipt.— A nun coming home just before dinner, exhausted, wet and weary, if ha foolish enough a glass of brandy tad ...

... have added 500,000 constituents to our boroughs and counties. But the Liberals would not have it. They were dodged off the Whigs on the bait of getting more ; and now they have got nothing, serving them right for their folly and servile opposition. Mr ...

... candidate to throw dust into the eyes the electors, and to coj ceal his real opinions. Two years ago, he was thrown over by tbe Whigs, because he had imbibed '-he opinions of the Peace-at-any-Price Party, with reference ,o our National Defences ; and because ...

... faitlj, especially when that testimony comes out of the camp of their opponents. One of the first proceedings of the profligate Whigs, ou their accession to office, two years ago, was to endeavour to throw dirt upon their predeoessors, and to make political ...

... them.— Times' Special Correspondent. A SOUTHERN ACCOUNT THI BA.TTLB O* BULL'S RUN. The following account is from the Richmond Whig of the inst. :—The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and small field-pieces at eight o'clock in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... with the dictates of conscience and common sense. Such men are no doubt rare among the Tories just they are rare among the Whigs; but they do exist, the divisions on the budget, both of 1860 and 1861,. can attest. They exist, and their axistence is exceedingly ...

... section of the Whigs. The foolish jealousy which was exh bited towards that small but active and thoroughly experienced section of politicians,. who sat in the old rooms of the League, added to the completeness of the disaster, and the Whigs found the utter ...