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... thé Election was declared to be as follows:—For Moor (Conservative), 1,663; Fawcett (Radical), 1,468 ; Gold’ smid (Whig), 775; Dumas (Whig), 246; Harper (Pro testant), 82, Mr, Moore was, consequently, a-head ° his highest opponent by 142 votes. Mr. Faweett ...
... private legislation has received the sanction of the House of but like any other suggestion for reform “Mavating f r om the Whigs, is of the mildest and most *Meopathic description. Mr. Milner Gibson, in his Pacity of P resident of the Board of Trade, brought ...
... has given notice of his intention, on the first Supply day, to submit a motion censuring not only the present, but all the Whig Governments which have held office for the last thirty years, for the little wars which they have carried on in China and other ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... to the effect that the policy of the present Government, began thirty years ago by the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government, ban led to constant wars, which have culminated in the, burning of Kagosima and the massacres at Foochow ; that ...
... 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 ...
... the effect that the policy of the present government, bagan thirty 3 ears ago by the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig government, has led to constant wars, which have culminated in the burning of Kagosima and the massacres at Foochow; that the ...
... —.E•ory spooks higbly et your Criaileas.—Y. P. Jones, C•emist, 3, Paradise Street. HINTS ON Tllll ZlOr.m ENT OF THE HAIL . Whig. Mrs, Is., with Testkiriadaie, lama Agents, be., seat port free far foot pettily buys. KNOW THYSELF! NOW NAL 011APRIOLOGIST ...
... study. Ale. Ferrand complained of the tyranny systematically practised by Whig blovernmeutsin the ltm al dockyards, and the practioes ahich they bad always adopted to strengthen the Whig iutereet in the dockyard boroughs. After a few worca frum Mr. ll.dglish ...
... distinctness, the views enunciated by Mr. Cobden. Bitzscs or Ptiomme. —ln the Court of Ex . on Wednesday, a young woman, named Whig ilter, dit an action for breach of promise of inerria against .er cousin, a stockmaker, named Whittaker, who was mid to = cottage ...