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... The Latest Whig Blunder. —The establishment of a Penitentiary in the North Riding. A young man shot himself dead, on Saturday, while being driven in a cab from tho Old Kent Road, London, to Chiselhurst. Mr Cross, one of the members for Preston, has announced ...
... disgusted with Whiggery, that they had rather have rabid ultramontan ist, pledged to Repeal, than a Whig pure and simple, because they feel that the Whigs, always ready to make use of them for party purposes, have kicked down the ladder by which they had ...
... '° The North Riding Election _ti',„ , the North Riding of Yorkshire contest Hon. O. Duneombe (Conservative) * E. S. Cayley (Whig) M« J. C. Dundas (Liberal) .i^vi,;*;! Plumpers for- 4,J7i Duncombe . Cayley Dundas ..-'r Split votes for— Duncombe and ...
... gains, 18. Whig-Radical gains : Bodmin, 1; Berwick, 1 Whitby, 1 ; 1 ; Roscommon, 1 ; Plymouth, 1 ; Lincoln, I—total Whig-Radical gaius, 7. Thus the Conservatives shew a net gain of 11 seats. Of these 11 seats nine were previously filled Whig-Radicals, ...
... one whicli, if not amended, will practically overwhelm all the power for good whicli the head of the law now possesses. The Whig peers stood by their colleague well; but the best part of the remainder of the scene was the mode in which the Chancellor ...
... MINISTERIAL DEFEATS Ministerial defeats are matters of course wlien tlie country under the incapable rule of Whig, or Whig-Radical, Administration. Lord Palmerston and his colleagues met with many discombtures during the recess, the election records South ...
... worthy of the best masters of satire ; and will shew the patron of the borough that he cannot thrust upon the constituency Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals without evoking a strong feeling of public disapprobation. want plain outspoken men like Mr Movritt ...
... Radical Middlesborough ; but he would afraid to say the same at Richmond. So you see he a Radical at one place, and a mild Whig at another. 1 say, gentlemen, I should have some respect for the party if they would shew the same colour as last time ; but ...
... columns may be tbe Ia! ne all the most brilliant political . nd even * side ' tbe last two generations. its (1 with late years, a Whig organ, its triumphs Solm '' os s , of its patrons ; it has shared their de°r?aD a ' and has probably only anticipated their ...
... —'«Influence formerly P* sesscd by the Marquess of Lansdowbe, but now clue j exercised by Lord Carrington and the Dasliwood • —All Whigs. The Radical daily press exclaim?, the electors have vindicated Liberal principles ! —by turning T. Rcmmington Mills, twice ...
... his votes had usually been giveu the side of the constitutional party. He was no mere supporter of Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, whom Mi- Bright spoke his mind last week with damaging frank ness, both to himself aud tbe fraudulent leaders who were ...
... disregard tlie censure if thought fit ; and to treat it with the same contempt with which similar censures have been treated by Whig Ministers upon more than one occasion ; and, if the refusal were followed by a refusal to vote the supplies, the result would ...