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... LOSSES. The following is a statement of the rains and losses of Conservatives and Whig-Radicals respectively, since the general election of 1859 : Conservative Gains. Whig-Radical Gains. Dartmouth . 1 Bodmin ----- 1 Taunton 1 Berwick Aylesbury - ...

... enormous Whig, corruption in the selection ofthe charity commissioners' board must create public indignation, and very justly increase the great unpopularity of the present Whig government. I ask your permission to expose a far more corrupt Whig joh thau ...

... Westminster. The Conservatives are not as united could be wished; but tho Whig- Radical allies are hopelessly divided. The ultra- Liberals have thrown off their allegiance to the Whigs, and the accession of Lord Derby simply a question of months, so wearied ...

... TOTNES. The two candidates, Whig and Tory, are both prosecuting a canvass of the electors; but Mr. Pender, the liberal, it is said has the greatest chance of success. ...

... 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 ...

... dies, but the Whigs make no sign. He, whose buried remains did last disturb the sacred dust in Poet’s Corner, is the only one in that solemn receptacle of the dead whose memory and life has not yet been treated of by the biographer. The Whigs are very unmerciful ...

... Finsbury because he was a Whig, and Finsbury Wanted a Radical to replace Mr. Thomas Duncombe. The of Mr. Mills for Wycombe does not, however, entail any loss upon the Conservatives, as the late Member Sir G, Dashwood), was a Whig. The contest, however, “ows ...

... all such trumpery. Such, however, is the genuine bearing of Whig economy ; of the policy of that faction which has made retrenchment its boast only to deceive the public, and enable the Whigs to batten on the loaves and fishes. ...

... wornout Whigs had become effete ; they were no longer capable of generating single useful measure ; their fall was imminent, when Mr. Bright propped them up with his sturdy shoulders, and gave them two years more of office. The sense of Whig feebleness ...

... signal a defeat has not been sustained by any Administration since the celebrated division on the Alien Bill, which turned the Whigs out of office some years since. An analysis of the division shows that of the 7] Members who formed the minority, 28 were salaried ...

... are Conservative losses by the death of Mr. Boyd, and Sir C. Burrell— the two others, Oxfordshire, and Great Grimsby ,are Whig-radi- cal, the first by the death of Mr. Harcourt, the second, by the accession of Lord Worsley to the Earldom of Yarborough ...