... Surtees, of Dane's Lodge, near Ware, has come forward in the Conservative interest, and intends to ! hreak a lance with the old Whig party in the county. An influential committee has been formed to assist I him, and active canvass is set on foot. The result ...

... indeed. or less acceptable. thc Km[>tror «hcn the proportion w often , y ot the French, that dfacosw ° i embitters ...

... June last. Mr. Forster on that occasion was one of the majority which decided that each side should bear its own costs. The Whig element also predominated on that committee, and .he question of costs was carried, on a division, by votes against two. Mr ...

... the other members are—Mr. W. E. Forster, the member for Bradford (Radical); Mr. Frederick North, the member for Hastings (a Whig); Mr. Stirling, the member for Perthshire* (ConserTatire); and Mr. Henry Panll, the member for St. Ives (also Conservative) ...

... as good himself in the row. am sure she is good man as me. (Laughter.) I did not hear anyone shout h—l with the tinkers and Whigs.” Our party did not throw the prisoner over the hedge. I ran the prisoner, and knocked him down before be made to approach ...

... lodged petitions sgsinst the Bill are the Rev. Dr. Denrir and Mr. J. F. Ferguson, D.L , J.P., who are said to represent the Whig party of Belfast. Their petition is under the charge of Mr. William Cooper, solicitor to the Reform Club; Mr. Joseph M’Kenns ...