... Totnes,probablyis derived from the factthatEngland' ' FirstNavalLordhas converteditinto a pocketborough in the interest of the Whig party, and that in the pro-: cess of such conversion Conservative tenants have been ejected under instructions from ducal agents ...

... endorsing the Ministerial policy just at a tioo when everybody else was protesting against it. And then why lose a vote ? Have the Whigs ever shown such consideration, and have they not ruthlessly scouted every proposal for the representation of minorities ? Although ...

... Freodom brostdeoiing slowly dsins In a land of just altd old renowan, Of is settled Fa'ith and a stable Crown: For Tory or Whig or Rlalloial we, Gililstotiiie, Miighlite, whaeltever ire le, We ars all of tin thoroughly loyal, you see, Garibaldi! ...

... is the only man who can command at the same time the negative support of the Radicals and the loyal allegi- ance of the old Whigs. From the FonRoGN SECRESTAiE he receives, valuable assistance in conciliating the former and strengthening the adherence of ...

... . The plot came-to nothing, probably because Lord Grey was recalled to power; and the public might neverhave known of this Whig. Radicall scheme had not Mr. Young, when writing one day to congratulate the 'Coloniel on his History of'the Peninsular War ...

... the mildest sort-was in Essex, a county which sends nine Conservatives out of ten representatives, including boroughs. The Whigs are determined to make a great effort to improve their position at the next election, and (On dit) they intend to contest each ...

... wvas arranged by the leading men in the county that no attempt should be made to obtain the seat, as it was but fair that the whigs from their property end influence should have one out of the three votes. So far so good, but the young Conservatives did not ...

... before then. Be the cause what it may, Colonel Taylor, the Conservative whip, issued the circular, which so flustered the 'Whig clubs, bidding the members of the party prepare for. immediate. action. I think, however, I may safely say that no premature ...

... 'They base tlois expecctation mainly on itse disgotst which, there rcal be no doubt, ct-o country has, conmeiojyl towards the Whigs for their foreign policy, cspecially .05 it affects Denmark. They ceuut much too on the dislike that is entertainoed towards ...

... Conservatives, 'as against' the A Liberals, not to' the bare division lists of a :Session, not to the muster-rolls of: the Whig and': Tory whips, not to the ephemeral.`reoords of . factious triumph, but to the general tenxor of the: measures passed. Now ...

... recentescapades did not admit the possibility of his being received back amongst the Conservatives,-his present allies the Whigs he knows are somewhat out of date,-or even if they succeeded in carrying on the Government in the absence of Lord' PALMERSTON ...

... Wntwoth eaumnt ember for South Northmberlnd, nd ower o extesivelead mines, is to be hoisted into the upper house. This is the 'Whig. way of repaying the services of the Marquis of Clanricarde, whose. daughter married Mr. Beaumont.. Report further says that ...