... himself as the second candi- date in the Conservative interest for its representation in Par- liament, brought Sir A. Buller, the Whig representative, and Mr- Brassey, the second nominee of the same pwty, into the borough, and on Friday night last they addressed ...

... CAUTION TO CARTMEN.—Last Saturday an accident whig- might have proved fatal, happened to a little boy aged five and a half years, the son of Mr. J. Morgan, of Orchard-street, Swansea. The child was playing on the street with some others, when an empty ...

... such proceedings. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY. Mr. Ferrand gave notice of a comprehensive motion de- nouncing the war policy of Whig (ioveriiments for the last thirty years. Col. Kingscote called attention to the case of Mr. Bewicke. the Northumberland magistrate ...

... ives, 317; Liberals, 339 liberal majority, 22. Another correapondeut of the same paper estimates the Conservatives at 315 Whigs, Radicals, and Peelues, 339. '1 he Morning Herald, October 23, 1862, speaking of the Piate in the Exhibition says, Mr. BENSON ...

... the late Mr. Weymss, took place on the hustings at Cupar. There was no opposition to the return of Sir Robert Anstruther, the Whig candidate. BABNSTAPLE.—The Barnstaple Election Committee having declared Mr. Thomas Lloyd not duly elected at the con. test ...

... ridicule for being the son of a hairdresser, made answer So I am, and I am come into the House to give a dress- ing to the Whigs. IGNORANCE OT HYDRAULICS.—An amusing incident is described as having occurred at a late fire. Owing to a defect in the nearest ...

... profane, by the ignorant and malignant prostitution of them to the vile passions and. sinister designs of faction.—Northern Whig. ...

... taken in the Royal Speech), and cen. sured the mis-government to which Ireland had been syste- matically subjected under the Whigs. Sir R. Peel replied that during the last twelve months the total emigration had not exceeded 120,000 persons. The condition ...

... enactments); and, finally, if we dwell upon the popular notion (really un- tenable, -but accepted without due examination) that Whigs have been the promoters of everything good in legislation, and yet find Conservative principles not only maintaining their ...

... patro- nage are closed against not only yours. Ives, but your kith and kindred! I'hese are strong inducements for your Liberal-Whig- Radical, or whatever a Par- liamentary adventurer may choose to be called; most of them have -brotbers and sisters by dozens ...

... which 1 refer the late Mr. Goulburn was opposed to Mr. Cavendish. The following paragraph appeared in the Morning Post:—The Whigs lay great stress on the as- tronomical distinction attained by Mr. Cavendish. Mr. Goulburn, it is true, was not a candidate ...

... and up to lt41,under the Melbourne Ministry, was Chief Secretary for Ireland, where he was uni- versally beloved. When the Whigs came again into power in 1846 he was appointed Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and succeeded Lord Campbell as Chancellor ...