... enter Parliament, for they will present a counter petition. Wycombe.—For once the Whig Government and their equally unlucky Mr. Remington Mills, have achieved a success. Whig seat was vacant, and they have not lost it. The event, of course, will be trumpeted ...

... ELECTION GAINS AND LOSSES. The following is a statement of the gains and losses of Conservatives and Whig-Radicals respectively, since tbe general election of 1859 Gains, I Gains. Dartmouth S'^!.* Taunton J . Aylesbury J »by-; i Londonderry i Plymouth ...

... have to announce to our readers. The Morning Herald hints at the absolute necessity of retrenchment, but expresses fears of Whig economy, which consists in the waste of millions of valuable property and the crippling a service in order to save a million ...

... precedent. Mr. Disraeli had told the country that it was only upon this measure that his followers differed from the Whigs. If so, God help the Whigs. (Laughter.) In regard to the recent imminence of war with America, Mr. Leatham protested, the name of the highest ...

... for Totness took place on Monday, when Mr. Dent and Mr. Pender were proposed, the first as the Conservative, the second the Whig candidate. The show of hands was decidedly in favour of Mr. Dent, and poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Pender. The election ...

... being a Whig, they still recognise as their representative in Paris. Lord Russell and the Whigs, then in opposition, dared not go too far in the Savoy and Nice affair, because of this all-important fact that Lord Cowley belonged to the Whigs and was not ...

... constituencies do not support the government at the polling booths, then comes the of Deucalion, with Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, as principal figures. For when a government [meaningthe Palmerston government] convinced that it is right, it is justified ...

... the paaty held meeting, and resolved that while they would maintain their right to one seat they would not attempt more. The Whig portion of the constituency, though with great reluctance, submitted to the dictation of their Radical alhes and Mr. Taylor ...

... settled or contingent, England not only plays the least conspicuous part, but does not appear to be named or even considered With Whig ministry over us, have we fallen so very low in the estimation of the world ? ...

... A poundage rate for that union was struck on Tuesday 10d., much below the rate of recent years, and 2d under last year. The Whig observes :— There no doubt that the general dulness of trade has caused dearth of employment, and consequent straightened ...

... firing of a shot—that is, the discharge of blasting powder. The Conservative victory at Southampton has so disconcerted the Whig Ministry that at Totnes the Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the Admiralty, not content with seating one nominee, the Earl of ...

... at one time. There are now only two candidates in the field for the North Riding—Mr. Morrit, Conservative, and Mr. Milbank, Whig. The writ has been issued, and therefore the election will take place in a few days. s It is to be hoped that the signal d ...