... up]*»i:its {.lie Professor. In the case of Mr. Gold- win Smith, ii .vns Lord Palmerston. It has been a great object with the Whigs to libera- lize the.- I. ?? to break down, if possible, their i :d Engli.-h politic.-, aud to Germanize their faith. Tory ...

... the Obw relle b The Mist et thr be bee ; beierrh te be tie arras bre: ter law debar. air ridered wasalrele ; bat be reel wire Whig saws drake .- wawa tb herr ay psuw to may be the web • upna Or errs 1_ nowt irowit sill roe am do leg ambler that that el WWI ...

... glorious conservative victory, wresting a seat from the Liberals in Oxfordshire. Yesterday another seat at Lincoln, vacated by a Whig, was won by a Con- servative. In spite of liberal bluster and misrepre- sentation, the People can read plain facts in which ...

... leave things just as they had been before. It so happened, however, that Lord Brougham, who had shortly before seceded from the Whig party, and was in a peculiarly mischief-making mood at the time, took it into his head to introduce a clause rendering all ...

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... at thin 1 stain, but the asadisay te issereee also hew ihe Mot .I c k ti 7 Illme daltairime their ter We is came Irk by the Whig than sembere capsule Wt. ea Weer* 0 Yong, le w u w. at the wed Maher nit ea tbe be. Idea eat, whe Mb losea Waft ewe the ...

... orikr to place the detested prince in odious light. The • xtitement against prince had reached its demo this period, when a Whig ministry had attained fowtr, and public insults the princs were no rarity, was known England the leader of the High Tory Party ...

... vic- tories in the great constituencies of South Lancashire and Birkenhead, and still m ire, the three seats won from the Whig-radicals within the last few days, show beyond mistake the direction of public opinion ; while churchrates when opposed are ...

... by conservatives ; the two conser- vative seats, Coleraine and Shoreham kept, no liberal daring to contest them ; the three Whig-radical seats, Oxfordshire, Lincoln, and Great Grimsby, all won. It was a glorious success, and a damaging blow to the Mi- ...

... have retained Hr. Chapman, after sharp content, by majority of 11 votes osar his opponent, Mr. Henesge. When tha Iniaanpe the Whig bouse at Yarborouah here is conardated, and the circumstance that Hr. before represented the borongh, it will appear that this ...

... the numbers being, for the third reading, 140, against, 127. The Gloucester Election yesterday resulted in the return of the Whig and the Radical. The defeated candidate took an equivocal course, professing conservative principles generally, but declaring ...