... antic Nvith rage and indignation at this unexpected result. From the moment that Birkenhead aspired to be enfranel-ised the Whigs and the Radicals claimed it as their own. A large party in the borough professing Liberal opinions, as Lhev are termed, settled ...

... Whiggery has received a severe blow. His op- is, le ponent, Mr. John Remington Mills, was what is called I- a respectable Whig of the temporising school, with I e very vague and ill-defined ideas on the great social 3 c questions of the day. Ile addressed ...