... s, 310; liberals, 339. Liberal majority, 23. Another correspondent the same paper estimates Conservatives at 315, and the Whigs, Radicals, and Feel* ites, ...

... those electors who, although generally “ styled liberals, were devoted to the private “Interests of certain influential private Whig families of Bnckingfasmehite, rather than to the general interests.” Now here have at once the secret and the cause of the ...

... law of neutrality, and an emphatic declaration by way of denoting his perfect acquiescence in the policy of non-intervention. Whig or Tory, it is all the same; so far the burthen of their oratorical songs will be alike. Then is nothing in tbe cotton famine ...

... was done w.ia thu—‘.he Admiralty simply had the state of the poll telegraphed them, 'riieu Mr Ferrand exclaimed against the Whigs for having kept Sir Michael Seymour out of office till the gallant Admiral would endure it no longer. Sir Arthur called Sir ...

... be had a negative vote may be prevented as the next best alternative. The present is no party question, and the support of Whigs, Radicals, Tories, Gonservatives, whether Liberal or otherwise, may be freely concentrated upon it without the slightest compromise ...