... The Newcastle Daily Journal. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1802 The Whig-Radicals have felt that if Oxfordshire is not to return a Conservative, they must hurry on the election ; consequently, notice of the writ having been issued was given in last night's Gazette ...

... election of officers for the ensuing year, was of a formal nature. Mr. C. Stephenson was re-elected Secretary, and the folio whig gentlemen the committee: —Messrs. John Grey, M. Spraggon, J. Lee, John Newton, John Angus, J. Atkinson, J. Fewster, T. Trotter ...

... continuance in office secures Her Majesty's Government from factious opposition. Were Lord Derby in office we should have the Whigs making common cause with the Manchester party, in order to embarrass his administration ; while Lord Palmerston can count the ...

... Conservative candidate, has to contend against the unconstitutional influence exercised by a peer the realm on behalf of the Whig-Radical candidate, Sir Henry Dashwood, Earl Abingdon having directed his agent to introduce Sir Henry to his tenants, and having ...

... House of Commons, who lost his election by votes only, in a house of 620 members. 1841 his name appears as voting against the Whig Government when they were overthrown by the majority of one. The result was a general election, and immediately the assembling ...

... still in possession of the main land, near Beaufort. The Federals had been successful in engagements in Western Virginia. The Whig, referring to Air. Seward's despatch on the Trent question, thinks England will renew her demand for apology, and such avowals ...

... think Mr. Edward likely to be the nominee. But the Grimsby electors are not the frame of mind to submit to the nominee any Whig house. Oxfordshire.—On Saturday a meeting, convened by the President of the Conservative Registration Society, was held at ...

... and great credit is due to Mr. Story for the care and ability bestowed upon the case throughout. * Lord Palmerston and his Whig-Radical coalition will receive the news of the amicable settlement of the Anglo-American question with feelings somewhat different ...

... place on Saturday night. The preliminary meeting is to be held at Felton on Thursday. The Scotsman which, by reason of its Whig connection, often obtains early information of State affairs, says that the French Government is urging the British Cabinet ...

... happens to be Conservative, is thus plainly refuted ; but such malignant and mendacious accusations leave the impression that Whig-Radicalism must be bad straits when gross falsehoods are necessary to keep it tflive. ...

... affairs, than if public attention be at liberty to concentrate itself on the state the national finances, the incapacity of the Whigs, and the recklessness of the Radicals. The conduct of the Government in this matter demands searching inquiry, which we hope ...

... a revival propositions to remodel our Constitution, in the American direction, joon ever it shall suit the purpose of the Whigs *nd the Radicals to combine for auy party object in which they may take a common interest. We have been looking curiously at ...