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... influence that the Duke Somerset commands in Totnes. the days of old it was a quiet pocket borough the Seymour family, and the Whig Reform Bill, with a judicious reference to future contingents, treated it with fight hand. The alterations in the were more ...
... rumoured that Mr. Roebuck is to be offered a seat in tlie Cabinet. On this rumour the Press remarks :— manner in which the Whig party has always treated able men who were not connected with their own narrow circle has been a fertile subject of complaint ...
... wonder is that he had the pluck to present himself a candidate at all. The borough is a close family seat belonging to the Whig Duke of Somerset, and was as impossible for Mr. Dent to have carried the election as it would be fur Mr. Disraeli to carry ...
... peerage of the Hon. W. J. Monson, through the death of his father. Lord Monson. The borough has been long in the hands of the Whigs ; hut an attempt is being made wrest it from them. The Hon, Stuart Wortley has become a candidate in the Conservative interest ...
... lemain in the wound, the zinc causing inflammation. This said to be the re son why so many of our wounded have got erysipelas.'— Whig. Indians v. Negroes.—A telegram from New York says : While President Lincoln is so squeamish about allowing laws to be executed ...
... municipal voter the like proportion. Thus an annual payment made to the Liberals for the political support given them to the Whig- Radical members and their municipal satellites. Diseased Cattle. —The Royal Dublin Society met on Saturday evening, to hear ...
... England, Ireland, and Scotland have spoken, almost invariably the same sense whenever the opportunity has been afforded them ; Whigs and Radicals have been replaced Conservatives score of counties and boroughs of which, until very recently, Liberalism held ...
... making their dietary scale more stringent at this festive season of the year. It's a piece of grinding tyranny which even the Whig Poor- Law never dreamt of, and which the people of Newcastle, I hope, will not soon forget.—I am, &c, ALPHA. THE PAUPERS AND ...