... election was decided, on Friday, in favour of the Radical candidate, Sir Robert Clifton. From the first opening of the poll the Whig Earl of Lincoln was nowhere, and he continued steadily to lose ground during the early portion of the day. Every friend of ...

... the Atlantic, or any other ditch of division between them and their enemies. Mr. Seward is this exception the republican or Whig party, who are generally friendly to England, as the democrats are the reverse. If left to his natural inclinations and the ...

... of all denominations, ought to unite in support of effort like that. heirs was no question of Church or Dissent— none Tory, Whig, or Radical—it was simply to provide place where the working man, after the hours of labor were ended, could come and read ...

... WAR AND OPPOSITION—THE WHIG AND THE TORY. (From the Press.) We are told all sides that it is a great thing for the country at the present juncture to have had the whigs in office. What everybody really means that it is a great thing not to have had the ...

... NEWS. New York, Jan. 11. The leading articles of the press respecting England contains nothing of importance. The lliehmond Whig, referring to Mr. Seward's despatch upon the''Trent question, thinks England will renew her demand for an apo!ogv, or for ...

... The Whigs and Radicals of Leicester, after period of antagonism which resulted the return of a Tory at the last election, have now agreed again to unite, each having the choice of one candidate. The candidate for the seat just vacated Jfc. Biggs, is Mr ...

... I have already seen many political men; they all declare in favour of our cause. The Tories seem no lets friendly than the Whig*, and the most enthusiastic are the acalous Protestants marshalled by Lord Shaftesbury. If you listen to these last you would ...

... returned Mr. Chapman, after a sharp contest by a majority of 11 votes over bis opponent Mr. Heneage. When the influence of the Whig house of Yarborough here is considered, and the circumstance that Mr. Heneage has before represented the borough, it will appear ...

... the party held meeting, and resolved that while they would maintain then- right to one seat they wonld not attempt more. The whig portion of tbe constituency, though with great reluctance, submitted to dictation their radical allies, and Mr. Taylor was ...

... unchallenged privilege of a free people. France is a merry land to live in, but there are no Tories visible there, neither yet any Whigs, neither yet any Radicals. The head of the state thinks for tbe people in matters political, and the people—square the budget ...

... more cautious course, and in this matter, which is one which Whig and Tory agree their unanimity really wonderful. The Tory Lord Derby appointed the commission which revised the oode; the Whig Lord Palmerston adopted then report, and the Liberal Mr. Lowe ...

... Cayley, who has been one of the members for the North Riding ever since the Reform Bill in 1832. Mr. Cayley was originally whig, and would probably to the last have so described himself; but he early identified himself with the country party, and all ...