... hours, under penalty of dismissal. The Merrimac No. 2 completed, and is below Fort Darling, ready for sea. The ' Richmond Whig says that, if electioneering assertions conld be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration ...

... ding electors : they refused him, though he was highly recommended Whig lords. Last week the Abolition of Church Rates Bill was saved by one ! Mr. Morritt was the majority. Supposing the Whig magnates had had their way, the bill would have passed tho Commons ...

... EXPENDITURE. 9%t f SATURDAY, June 7. The Palmerston Ministry is a motley of men of different principles —part Radicals, part Whigs, and part Tories in all but name, and kept together and in their position only by the wonderful tact and cleverness of their ...

... Parliament, in spite of a fierce opposition from the Tory party. Too liberal for the Tories, he was to independent for the Whigs. On his own opinions, conscientiously formed, he fearlessly acted ; and, though many of you differed from Ids conclusions, ...

... that the political barometer is steady at fair. After the general election of 1859, when extreme pressure was put upon every Whig and Liberal member, to induce him to vote against the Conservative Government, Lord Derby in full house was defeated by majority ...

... of these rival elements. Of course when there is parliamentary election the fight waxes hottest; but, unfortunately, both Whigs and Tories retain their opposition to each other, and carry their prejudices into matters which have nothing whatever to do ...

... the report is about as meagre as the meeting. No name of any note waited upon the deputation from the Liberation Society. No Whigs who have any influence in this city lifted up their voices against the tyranny of the Church Establishment, and the speechifying ...

... This fact is wormwood to Mr. Morritt's opponents, if'we may judge from a snarling paragraph in the York Radical newspaper. No Whig or Radical, however, complained of the celebrated Duchess of Devonshire canvassing for Charles James Fox, who frequently mentioned ...

... laid before Parliament, what a rapid and enormous de velopment the public expenditure has received since the consolidation of Whig power and influence, and especially during the years in which Lord Palmerston has held'the office of First Lord of the Treasury ...

... He was at first a Tory because it was the fashion of the day, and also for his own interests. He afterwards became a Whig, when the Whigs were the majority. bottom he has neither principle nor doctrine, except that of being Minister as long possible. In ...

... political matters whatever to. day, for I * views are pretty clearly understood by the whole electors the riding, whether they be Whig, or Radical. I shall not take the trouble of rei anything that has been said concerning me, but say that in appointing me your ...

... Badger. The partnership being dissolved, he carried on his profession alone with considerable success. He was the agent of the Whig candidates for the Rotherham district from a period prior to the passing of the Reform Bill down to his death. l*tr All Births ...