... fifteen votes. In point of fact, there is strong reason to believe that when the day of account arrives, as soon it wiU, the Whigs will be driven out by majority even larger than this. The following table has been drawn up from year to year, and may I think ...

... absence of those electors who, although generally styled Liberals, were devoted to the private interests of certain influential Whig families of Buckinghamshire rather than to the general interests. Where, he asked, were the Liberals in that county ? (laughter) ...

... and is now a Conservative, and yet none on Lord Palmerston or Mr. Gladstone, who began asJTories and are now the leaders of Whig Ministry ? These are pertiuent questions, which it behoves every one to consider, unless he is prepared to affirm that there ...

... alone, but of that of the Ministry. It is not the first nor the second time that Earl Russell has led the way to the fall of Whig Ministry; and that hie threat was not carried out now, has been due to wish to temporize aud to defer the day. There is un ...

... questions that separated parties, that it was difficult to say where the line was to be drawn. Some people thought Lord Palmerston Whig aud some a Tory (a laugh), but the time might come when a far broader lino would be drawn between political parties in the ...

... Auckiaud Correspondence, regret is expressed at his being too nervous to second the Address to the Throne, lie was Conservative-Whig in his opinions, and a general supporter of Mr. Pitt's Government, but lie scarcely took any part in politics, having a great ...

... developed the satisfactory facts, that there is now no longer any breach in the ranks of the Conservative party, and that the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer is paying another tribute to the soundness of the Conservative financial theories by the partial ...

... the necessities of the Whigs required his presence iu the Ministry, and it not at its head in the most important office. This accounts for the country having to submit to the rashness which was so well described by the late Whig Canon of St. Paul's. Without ...

... information on some interesting subjects. In The Fleet of the Future, there is much worthy of study, showing as it does how the Whigs manage these things and what are the hopes of the wooden walls of England under such administration. The Economy of Capital ...

... was iu a majority. At ten o'clock, when the first return was made, the numbers were TEN* O'CLOCK. (Conservative) . Cowper (Whig) ELEVE.V o'clock. Surtees Cowper TWELVE o'clock. Surtees Cow]»er 1256 two o'clock. Surtees Cowper 1726 CLOSE of the poll. The ...

... content at the hustings. Many victories have b«>en gained by the Conservatives and many defeats have been sustained by the Whigs; bn*, one has so completely dissipated tiie lope which the Liberals seem to have bad that toft quality fcittiQ vwuli enable ...

... the evils to which we are exposed with a theoretical Finance Minister.' Education has also suffered under the rule of the Whigs; and Mr. Lowe has earned for himself no unenviable reputation by his manipulations of the educational system. Nor do and his ...