... Harcourt, a Whig. Yester- day the poll closed, giving Colonel Fane, the Conservative candidate, a majority of 231 over his Liberal competitor, Sir Henry Dash wood. The numbers were for Colonel Fane 1C33, for Sir Henry 1404. The Whig-radical party ...

... CHANGING GROUND. Much bas been said of late about Conservative re-action. Some Whig journals have striven to deny that there is anything of the kind, though the laboured attempts to disprove it bear witness, in themselves, to the reality of its existence ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AND THE RADICAL MINISTERIALISTS. It is generally understood that the Whig Cabinet is in much greater danger from its own friends than from the Conservative party. Lord Derby and his friends have no personal desire for the patronage and ...

... bring in, Arc, 4c, kc. i The great object of both speakers was to prove that the next best thing to a Whig Ministry with a Reform Bill, was a Whig Ministry without. Lord Clarence Paget eulogised, first, Mr. Gladstone j and the French treaty, incidentally ...

... country did not want and would not have it. Like Parliamentary Reform, Free Trade, though very unjustly, has been claimed by the Whigs as their own special policy ; and they have so clamorously, and so successfully eulogised this source of political capital ...

... Member for Tavistock almost as a deliverer. They will scarcely bring forward another Reform Bill to be voted down by tlie Whigs and not supported by their own side. They will not, we may rely on it, come in with a cry for reduction, or largely increase ...

... another Conservative, and j ' though defeated at London, it was but one Whig ' succeeding another. There is yet a vacancy at Leices- ter, owing to the retirement of the late Whig member, | Mr. Biggs ; but as tlie Conservatives not long ago ■ succeeded ...

... y four substitutes, one fur nrilnrry sod the no fur losfantry service. A Kong bonus giver.—Ap ply to Titunaus J. anent for Whig out sugnes .0.1 n uting out houses, No. tit Uulletrust, under ft. eturlos hotel. anted, a auto for an wittier, onparty, eLatke ...

... Mr. Abraham Weed, Bututioy•row, liorra.—Feirnmay Kr. Doll. twirler, -- Oartroas—lobreary lath. 11, et child Mar ash Grayer, Whig. lincoa.—Foloreary 15th, aged 64, Lae, wits et Mr. deka Irma, verisstier, Moorar-start. Croormut.--Fobrurry Mk, aged 47, Mr ...

... than he otherwise would have experienced j by reason of his accusers to the Bishop being certain ; Whig gentry among the Harbour Commissioners, and j the Whig party are by no means in the best odour at j Rome. Erroneous Association of Ideas.—lt is frequently ...

... the devil, of them be a guide, amoungleg, mad means room the lecture was to with the deepest allenthei. Mr. Spire Fans The Whig of the seed= of further in the Lego rem of the Oddlellows* Hall, as In humour of tide reed smell. gad (agenda. met provided ...

... the passing of the Reform Bill, he came forward as a candidate for the North Riding. In spite of the opposition of the great Whig and Tory families, who resented his independent opinions, he secured his election by the organisation of the smaU holders, ...