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... they won it, to keep it.” THe RESULT oF THE Briguton ELEcTION has con- founded the “ Liberal Party” not a little. The old Whigs, who fancied that they could carry the Borough by a coap gle main, and who had passed a resolution at a hole-in-the- corner ...
... North Warwickshire in the room of Mr. Spooner, deceased, turned out to be what the Yankees call bogus after all. The great Whig families of the County, with Lord Leigh at their head, who were to bring forward a Liberal Candidate to contest the seat with ...
... 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 ...
... by a stripling fresh from Cambridge, who proposes to “put in” a short probation in the Commons before Pro- vidence, or the Whigs, call him to “ another place.” Mr. Surtees, of Danes Lodge, near Ware, has come forward to contest the County, and has already ...
... longer exists; he can longer act with the Conservative j»arty; but is found preferring the present government, comjiosed of old Whigs, Peelites, and the Manchester party, to a government which might be formed by Lord Derby; and having adopted this course, he ...
... Exeter ; I go thou and do likewise. Exeter, like Chelten- : ham, ever since the Reform Bill, has been the j 1 property of the Whigs ; after a fdr stand-up party fi.rht the Conservatives have triumphed, and Exeter is now, as hope Cheltenham will be ere long ...
... the Right Hon. Bob will resign his office in disgust remains to be seen, but it is echoed he will do nothing of the kind. Whigs rarely give up their places until fairly driven out, and there is nothing in the antecedents of tlie Vice-President of the ...
... ESTABLISHED 1809. TUESDAY; AUGUST 2, 18G4. Blusdeeisg in every department is the characteristic of tlie preseut ministry. T.ie Whigs were never expert at finance nor at combining efficiency with economy! and the present representatives of this nearly extinct ...
... do,” and will, probably, remain on the fourth bench for a month or two; but that he will soon return to office (should the Whigs keep their places) is a matter of as positive certainty as that the son-in-law of a Bishop will ultimately obtain the best ...
... had been equally powerless to stay the unscrupulous legions of our “great Protestant Ally,” as Prussia was styled by the Whigs when the Princess Royal of England had the misfortune to become allied to the Court of Berlin. “Our great Protestant Ally” ...
... Mr. Baron Bramwell; while the latter, who is a mere novice on the Bench, was known even as a practising barrister when the Whigs, with indecent pre- cipitation, elevated him to the Bench in return for political services in the House of Commons as Member ...
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