... see an authorised announzement in your paper of' to-day that a Conservative candidate will come forward for Southampton. The Whigs and Radicals have held the representation of that great and important borough too long in their hands, and to those combined ...

... election takes • Place. The council of the city, consisting of 40 members, has „or years been a Whig monopoly; scarcely ten years ago 49 members were Whigs, and only one, the late Robert Cowen, Esq., C o nservative. Of late the Conservatives have gained ...

... an authorised announce ment in your paper of] to-day that a Conservative can- didate will come forward for Southampton. The Whigs and Radicals have held the representation of that great and important borough^too long in their hands, and to those combined ...

... election takes place. The council of the city, consisting of 40 menibers, has for years been a Whig monopoly ; scarcely ten years ago 39 members were Whigs, and only one, the late Robert Cowen, Esq. , Conservative. 'Of late the Conservatives have gained ...

... and laity of the United Kingdom. A Whig Government I had been broken up in the beginning of 1852. A Tory Government had succeeded it, and had been turned out towards the end of 1852, and a coalition Government of Whigs and Peelites had taken office in the ...

... see an authorised auupuncement in your paper of to-day that aCo iscrvutivre candidate will come forward for Southampton. Tho Whigs and Radicals have held the representation of that great and important borough too long iu tlifir hands, and to those combined ...

... will, however, be long before she receives any support and sympathy worth having irom the Liberals. Here and there a solitary Whig or Gladstonian may give her a stray vote; but as these gentlemen throw the whole weight of their influence in the scale of ...

... will, however, be long beforo she receives any support and sympathy worth having from the Liberals. Hero and there a solitary Whig or Glad- stonian may givo her a stray vote ; but as thesg gentleny^ throw tho whole weight of their influence in thd scale ...

... week that he would Ilte aerials had mesa We do ro too. We pet last Orimeby es the He dm The west at Orlierby. I resollest it. Whig the mei to lirt have meg as beard agais. • Jamie Gress was mem mid I sia as apresatlce to Mr. IlsAy, et was the UattatlA. ...

... last night. By them you will sec Unit the rebels are not yet fully convinced that they have not been routed in Kentucky. The Whig*t editorial says it never expected success there while the rebel army was under such incompetent generals. And the Examiner ...

... mat in the Home of Lords. Daring the time he in the Lower House, and subsequently in the of Lords, he uniformly supported the Whig Governments. In Scotland he was a warm supporter of the Free Church, and was deservedly From September, .1848, to March, 1832 ...

... Sovereign hears a brow, Stripped of the crown that once was hisl Young Boinbaluao's taroneiesa now, And Dukes by dozens, friends 'Whig. But if you polled their whole array, To a Greek throne they'd sU say nay. Yes—they'd say nay, and so should I My Hellas--for ...