... intention of two precedents really seem to establish the prin- are on their side, or to numbered among their carrying out, A Whig seat for the county ciple that tins system of Imperial knighterrantry, | friends. If do not approve of tho mode Northumberland ...

... reflects the public opinion; and just as men think, or wish to think, or desire think, Press is obliged utter. Tory to Tory, Whig to Whig. Radical Radical—each man has his own newspaper. The commercial man reads the City article;” the prizefighter takes in ...

... t-t and |Mr G. ; wllo lult the »£ssSfc work metropolitan railways.” as the phrase is principal in this fonl Wfll ranks being Whigs. . S'.HeaA U Km. Kali 1 Terry, ■ wu , not have been suffered remain m,exposed Government deny that it W & . t Ontho following ...

... employed to strengthen the weak cords that hind tho enormous and over-grown Union. The threatened opposition to the return of the Whig candidate for Clare county seems to hang fire, and the compromise which assigns a seat to either party has probably been sanctioned ...

... the present Whig member, Mr. Fortescde, possessed only a majority of six votes over the second Conservative candidate. Two unopposed Conservative elections have taken place since that period, and it was apparently understood that the Whig seat was preserved ...

... exhibitione and cries o! No, no.”) Will it denied that last year—(Great interruption, amid which Mr. Cox sat down.) —Northern Whig. ...

... party, who return these unworthy concessions all the contempt which they merit. the other hand, to Liberal clergyman ensures Whig neglect, and an exclusion from every post in tha Church which might give weight to Liberal clergyman’s advocacy of religious ...

... THE MORNING ADVERTISER, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1863. U. PEEL —WeU, of the Whigs. They were the Liberal party.—(Cheert and laughter.) But what where the | facts. The Whigs could not proceed with the question, and were forced give it up. The feeling of the bouse ...

... better supporters in various seats. Nearly all the habitual absentees in the House Commons belong to the Liberal party or to the Whig section. They cannot all offered peerages to retire in favour of more efficient representatives, or of more constant voters ...

... candidate of tlioir own. Whatever may be Mr. Ooscuek’s views, it Ls not likely will more constantly support Ministry and moderate Whig measures, than did his predecessor. Thu late member supported tho Government his votes on the motion Mr. Si-v-NSFELii last ...

... way worthy of being their | representative will in a few days come forward to solicit their sufirages.’’ road in the Sot them Whig j There report that a.>mo of th'ieo parties who arc ardently desirous faction fight m Lisburn are endeavouring to bring forward ...

... The field was alike open to each, i The registers and claim lists to take objections | : from were equally available to both Whig and Tory, or Liberal and Conservative, as genteel modem phraseology will have it, Guo is naturally driven to the conclusion ...