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... likely that a Whig or Liberal Conservative will returned at present. In 1817 the representation ■was placed in the hands of Mr. Ellice, a Whig and of Mr. Turner, Peelite, now Vice-Chancellor ; while Mr. Williams, the present member for Lambeth, was ousted ...
... serious loss, and the duty of creating a few Whig DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE .£• PRINCESS poors must have possessed some unsuspected WALES FOR THE NORTH strength, when the operation lias been carried out at so great expense of influence, and perhaps of harmony ...
... Reformer than a Whig, and not unlikely to vote against the Ministry on critical occasions. The vacancy recently created in tho representation of Buckinghamshire was not all unanticipated, but, from the previous illness of a noble Whig landowner in that ...
... when a vacancy has occured in the representation by the removal of the single Whig member. When Mr. Cavendish was created Lord Chesuam in ISoti the attempt preserve Whig representation of tho county in his family was met by very decided Conservative ...
... to he. along with his colleague, llussellite Whig, is said about to retire after representing the division for six or seven years. The retiring member entered Parliament in 1857 os advanced Reformer, as Whig and something more, who would give his independent ...
... to secure the return of their partisans ; but the same advantage is grudged, if not refused, to the official chiefs of the Whig party. this way, either party in Opposition possesses very considerable advantages in assailing the position of their rivals ...
... voting not to together in this instance Possibly Hertford may demand an explanation the next election for that borough. The Whig members for the Eastern Division of Surrey and for Reigafce, in addressing their constituente, say nothing or very little about ...
... against an evasion so shameless and scandalous. The possession of a seat for Windsor the Conservative party is threatened by tho Whigs, and it possible that they may regain, tho re- turn of their candidate for this constituency, one of the seats recently lost ...
... regarded as a public scandal. What will now said, when are told that such things can happen under the rule of a constitutional Whig, himself the chief promot ...
... certainly be a national misfortune; but if constituencies continue to be won by Conservative . tactics, and lost occasionally by Whig blundering, | there seems to be other possible issue out of the present dilemma, which is leaving a popular . Ministry without ...
... supposed, perhaps rightly, to indicate an increase of , Liberal strength among that class of constituencies, and the return of a Whig for a borough in the South, also claimed as favourable sign. Put cannot forget that in both of these cases the contest was ...
... section of the House than with the usual supporters of the Ministry. The late member was a constant and devoted supporter of Whig measures and Ministerial policy directed by that party. The change is, therefore, rather unfavourable the Ministry ; but the ...