... Tewkesbury, Cirencester, and Tetbury, where the Reform principles were strongly advocated, there was no small strength among the Whig landlords In the division. Taken as a whole, then, this election was considered to be a fair index of tho state of popular ...

... stuffed (great laughter). But, unfortunately, there is a diffieulty in keeping up the breed i - eoutinued laughter). For those Whig birds have been very barren, and they were obliged lately to take a cross with tine famous Peelite breed (prolonged laughter) ...

... long this state of politics may con•a'i,.. i believe that at the present time not only the Minister, but large number of the Whig members party are really Conservative in their feelings. As it is, they would be very nnwilling to 8 the present constitution ...

... and 1 wish you would put up three or four, because we would then put up a man.” But he answered, That is Whig policy. We leave that for the Whigs. The Conservatives don’t do that sort of thing : wo will have no disunion in East Gloucestershire.” He could ...

... tell how long this may continue. I believe at the present time that not only the prime minister, but a large number of the Whig ministers and party are really Conservatives in their feelings (cheers), and would very unwillingly do anything to affect the ...

... navy, and who bad served many years in Parliament for the city of Gloucester, and one of the Lords of the Admiralty in the Whig Governments. He revived the claim to tbe barony, but it was decided against him, and waa subsequently, August 15. 1861, created ...

... benches, and yet cheering everything the Ministers say, and voting with them on all , important occasions, is bad. It enables Whig advocates to declare that upon such and such a question Lord Palmerston's case was so irresistible that be received the support ...