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... s, 317 ; Liberals. 339; liberal majority, 22. Another conespondent of the same paper estimates the Conservatives at 312 , Whigs, Radicals, and Peclites, 339. Mr H. J. Selwin, a son-in-law of the late Lord Ljndhurst, announced as a candidate for the r ...
... a shout of triumph w-as raised the Liberal party. Here at last was a man of the people, free from aristocratic trammels and Whig cliquism, a man of advanced liberalism, and of enlarged political views, chosen to fill an important post in the Government ...
... international relations, or caricature the !» Tori Russell taking off his reform boots at Blair•fte acknowledged receptacles of Whig fronv learn that the grand object of the great liberal narty' is to find palateable substitute for Parliamentary firm. Well ...
... corps, and is the son of a gentleman who for Peterborough for many years. A Conservative candidate m this division of the Whigs could hardly fail of snoccss. The full benefit of the reduced duty obtained purchkaiDg Homiman'e Pure Tea : it is still bstter ...
... veteran politician. He has sat for the borough continuously since 18:20, and in addition to holding minor offices J?, , J' 0 Whigs, was Lord Mel ourne’s Chancellor ol the Exchequer at the close of that Administration, and was First Lord of the Admiralty ...
... which distinguish a great statesman, without any sense of the moral principle of consistency, now a Tory, then a Whig, and now again semi-Whig Radical, and possessing no greater parts than a happy faculty of jesting upon the most serious questions of national ...
... the exchequer established for the relief of the Lancashire population, starved by the characteristic hard-heartedness of the Whigs. Well, our turn has come solace Denmark, to smooth the pillow the sick Danish soldier, to cheer the wounded in their pain, ...
... assailed the Conservative jKirty arc indications that it begins very greatly to fear it. The fact that the people arc tired of the Whig administration, ami they arc disgusted with the tameness and apathy of the House of Commons. It is quite a rarity now to find ...
... at present conducted. In political principle the bPECTAToa is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at homo and the . extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, in 1828 ...
... divided camp as the Conservative camp must be after such an avowal. No doubt these divisions are fine fun for the Whig Ministry and the Whig party, but they are death to the Conservatives. Their danger indeed is so obvious that it is to be hoped that those ...
... now begin to talk pretty freely on the position the Ministry, and the strength of the Opposition, and another loss to the Whigs this week in the return of a Conservative for Brighton, in lieu of gentleman who, however erratic in his demeanour in the House ...
... round the chest, 4ft 6in., shoulders. Ift. lljin.; height. Bft.; length of arms, Bft. lin.; weight, nearly 30 -Northern van. Whig. January 16> 1864.] ...