... Lincoln, the Whig candidate, although a formidable opponent by reason of his father’s influence, was nowhere from the very first of the poll, which may be ascribed to the determination of the inhabitants to rid themselves of the domination of the Whig clique ...

... rejection of Mr. Locke King’s Bill for the amendment of the county franchise was a decisive victory for the cause. Even the Whig Government were not hearty in their traditional policy. Sir C. Lewis cat a queer figure. He declined to commit himself to either ...

... Connt Civour while in Scotland, to his friend Count Martini, detailing his opinions on the personelle of the statesmen of the Whig, Tory, and Manchester school. The first volume will appear in Febraary.—lbid. A st | Tar Frescoes AT WastMiNsTER Piracs.—Mr ...

... being its author, boasted that be had sung a king out of three kingdoms. These 47 years first heard those grotesque names of “ Whig” ud“‘l‘orx;whhhuo muhd the two great parties un 'hmhnmtz:‘p.:lf feelings of the nation ranged themselves—names however, that ...

... reign, the best Tory speaker ; Cowper was probably the best Whig speaker. But it may well be doubted whether St. John did so muchfor the Tories as Swift, and whether Cowper did 80 much for the Whigs as Addison. When these things are daly considered, it will ...

... election he was only 29 votes behind Mr. Heneage, the Whig; so that he has only lessened his minority 4 votes the last three years. The re-action at Grimsby is no less significant. In 1857 and 1859 a Whig was returned without a contest; in 1852 the Conservative ...

... have already seen many political men ; they all declare in favour of our cause. The Tories seem no less friendly than the Whigs, and the most enthusiastic are the zealous Protestants, marshalled by Lord Shaftesbary. If you listen to these last you would ...

... The Register goes on then to state that Cavour looked especially to England, where he obtained the mpathy of nfi parties both Whigs and Tories. ‘glvour mentions particularly as amongst his friends, the Tories headed by Lord Malmesbury, and the earnest Protestants ...

... and we say with sincerity * requiescat in pace. d:;uodofmh':h';rh‘ b?:a. m.m on sul mmvmmwm terests of the country, but Whigs, , and Romanists united to put him out, actuated as they were by a common spirit ol:suty feeling against the Conservative chief ...

... who bas worthily represented the ding since the passing of the Reform Bill in 1832. Mr. Cuyl:’y originally belonged to the Whig party, but soon identified himself with the Conservatives, and was deservedly respected by all parties for his gentlemanly ...

... connection with the memory of hey departed husband. On Saturday Her Majesty liig the first stone of a mausoleum, at Frogmore, whig, is to contain the ashes of her “great and ol husband,” and ultimately her own. The ceremgy was strictly private, but the Queen ...

... this gentleman 5507, and for Mr. Milbank 5041. The triumph is all the more lifllificant on account of the influence of such Whig families as those of Earl de Grey, the Earl of Zetland, Lord Wenlock, &. There is a vacancy for Preston, Mr. Cross having retired ...