... The Southampton election was a disappointment to the Whigs. There a strong Government influence there, and where parties are at all nearly divided, that influence is sure to turn the balance. The Whigs, therefore, had doubt that their man was safe. Indeed ...

... Wakefield Whig-Radical Gains. Bodmin Berwick Whitby Pontefract Roscommon Plymouth Lincoln Total Conservative gains 181 Total Whig-Badical gains 7 Thus the Conservatives show net gain of 11 seats. Of these 11 seats 9 were previously filled by Whig- Radicals ...

... be Protestant (the Mail is not one of them) should be writing as if they wished him to returned. It is very well to eject a Whig when can pot a Conservative in bis place, bat what have to do with Papal Colonel, sod why we should prefer him to Protestaot ...

... expresses the same opinion in a leading article. The Morning Herald attributes the defeat of Col. White to the unpopularity of the Whigs. ...

... 15, 1862. the Conservatives,who,whate\-er faults they charge them with, never treat even adversary so ungratefully as the Whigs have been treated by their ultramontanist friends. As long, however, patronage is to be had, we presume the Post will tell ...

... principally in the camp of the Whigs, the other principally in the camp of the Tories. Occasionally the occupants of the Whig camp acted the part of Whigs. But that which in a Tory was * excess of wickedness,’ was refined in a Whig to * ill-regulated conductand ...

... In English counties, the Conservatives have lost 27 seats. In Irish counties there has been a steady reaction against the 'Whigs, shoving itself in nett conservative gain of 13 seats. In Scotch counties the Conservative loss, between 1841 and 1859, was ...

... last New Test’s Day gives a gain of four to Conservatives and two to the Radicals, while the Peelites have lost two and the Whigs two. A Lunatic died on Monday at Bethlehem Hospital who was tried in 1818 for firing a pistol in the street at Lord Palmerston ...

... force was men and two howitzers. We made narrow escape. REPORTED SURRENDER OP FORT CRAIG. Baltimore, April 12. —The Richmond Whig the Bth has the following :—A letter has been received at New Orleans, from San Antonio, announcing the fall of Fort Craig ...

... wrecked in their reputation, and afterwards life-long exclusion. The Pope’s brigade have always been a source of weakness to the Whigs, whose Irish policy has been their vulnerable spot. Protestant in England—Popish in Ireland—energetic and eloquent defenders ...

... Mallow, for whieh without almost any interruption a member of the family of ita Whig patron, has been uniformly returned for thirty years. But even here the unpopularity of the Whigs and their policy has been remarkably shown the retaro for tbe first time at ...

... fact, there are only 307, as will readily seen by any one who will take the trouble to conot them. Thus, 12 Pselites, 238 Whigs, sod 96 Radicals, make op a (nominally) Ministerial party of 346 Members, instead of 325, as M. A.” has it. Amongst the seats ...