... should accept office under them ; for there can be little doubt, if the Con- servatives unite with the moderate Liberals and Whigs, they can ignominiously defeat the Ultra- montane candidate. The reference to Sir Robert Peel in the manifesto is adroit as ...

... expired on Tuesday. The deceased gentleman represented the North Riding from 1832 till the time of his death. He was not a Whig but a Reformer, and gave a general support to the present Government. For the vacancy thus caused a severe contest may be ...

... being filled up by a merchant and chairman of the Lincolnshire Railways and Great Grimsby Docks. His oppo- nent, Mr. Heneage, a whig squire and nonentity, a mere vote, left Lincoln to contest his old seat, Great Grimsby, and was succeeded in Lincoln by a Liverpool ...

... believe, Mr. Wmi. Cayley Worsley, a relative of thc deceased member, and son of Sir W. Worsley, Bart., of Hovinghiam Hall, a Whig-Protectionist, has intinsated that soevoral influential electors have expressed a wish that he would allow himself to be put ...

... [A Voice-Lord Derby efdore Lord Pal- merston any day-cheers]. 8uppose nowm you get Lord Dun~y in. [A Voice-Dowen with the Whigs, and a Voice-Major, we want to put out the whole of the pre- sent government (cheers). I take it for granted that your great ...

... foatog~fetivn at times, he was ( very unequal, anaeurd ofe trongly before be spoke ]E forcibly. In poltc hee rdhmself not a Whig, but 1) a eore Reformer Rfreofta stamp which is op7 posed to thebaotndhr Parliaments. Up to thepass. P lug of the ConLw ?? ...

... been paraneount, en to for although the late Mr. Cayley occupied the Scat for thirty at years, and entered Parliament as a Whig, there is no doubt zi thain nosaldgee, it was to the Feverhalias interesta that his successes were to be atts-ibuted. 'rlere ...

... feline Golgotha, ban], Leicester Square. Here there is verge and space wvitl enough for developing the resources of a great Whig cha Etatesman. The accumulation of defunct cats and dogs corn end other abominations in Leicester Square is a re- wit,] proach ...

... 25.3971bs. 108,0291bs. Watches - - 9,506 30.394 We shall now give the returns for the year 1859, being the year before the Whig Government passed the treaty ; the returns to December 31, 1860; and thu returns to December 31, 1861, which complete the returns ...

... at Longford, A despatch dated yesterday evening gives to the redoubtable nominee of the priests a majority of 17h over his Whig opponent. But as another day's poll has to come, and the constituency numbers 3,000, it is too early to proclaim Major O'Reilly ...

... further progress in the same direction. His speech furnishes another illustration of SYDNEY SMITin'S pungent witticism-that the Whigs are the only people who build stone walls for 'the mere purpose of- rumning their heads against them. However greatly we may ...

... disappears to-day and comes back to his place in Parliament to-morrow. That is true enough : ministerial responsibility (even the Whig Hallam confesses it) is a mere myth. Its heaviest penalty is loss of place and pay. On Friday Mr. Milner Gibson hinted though ...