... Birmingham. April 3: . s -th CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPH AT PRESTON. mc Again the Conservative cause has triumphed. Though in the Whigs and Radicals made themselves sure of winning m this chance, and even Conservatives at a distance were im- by posed upon by ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer so stoutly resists, is very likely to flgure as the most prominent item in his next Budget, should Whig tenacity of office enable the Government to surmount the difficulties by which they are surrounded, and survive the damaging ...

... T 00wn taley tinbrother of Lord Stanley of Alderley tru ai ~ewsrefused admission to this sacred enclosure of I o:,,,ratic Whigs on thle suspicion that he writes to the 1861 ?? why a member of the illustrious house of Stanley ?? -,be is a question I cannot ...

... in the fight, He'll find it no fun, But be very hard run; And, in seeking our seat, Will sustain a defeat- Be he Rad, be he Whig, or a Tory-'tis cilear, Unless lie's back'd up by ?? and Beer! Tipplers' Tavern, New Cut, Lambeth. J. H. * Piobably between ...

... of all thle world better, That he was a good hater tthere can be no question, and Dr. Johnson while he 'S called him a vile Whig and a sacrilegeous heretic would a thave hugged him for the heartiness with which he laid ?? eon his dark shades of colour ...

... issue two sons and a daughter. lie succeeded his father in 1817, was high sheriff of Leicestershire in 1825, and sat as the Whig member for the county of Leicester in 1819 and 1820, and from 1830 till 1832; for North Leicestershire from 1833 to 1837. The ...