... 27. Whig objections, 9; sustained, 8. Conservative gain, 19. MITFORD HUNDRED.—Conservative objections, 34; sustained, 29. Whig objections, 16; sustained, 10. Conservative gain, 19. SHROPHAM HUNDRED.—Conservative objections, 30; sustained, 23. Whig objections ...

... the Whig section in the Cabinet was not satisfied with the number and weight of his followers ; and the duke saw in the attacks made on - his management only an attempt to secure his office for some hanger-On of the Whigs, in order to secure a Whig pr ...

... the effect which would be produced on public opinion by a declaration to the following effect, signed by the leaders of the Whigs and of the Radicals We have charged our opponents with levying a heavy bread tax on the people for he exclusive benefit of ...

... of the for the north riding in the Milton polling distric,:iolor3 John Birks, of York, with Means. Jackson appeared for the Whig interest; and Messrs. • Langborne, of Melton, for the Conservatives. p feature of the revision was the slaughter of t* ...

... and left a fleet incomparable ac cording to the time in which it was fitted out, and tw ice had succeeded l ong ye ars of Whig mismanagement. 'ince again necessary changes were impending. Foreign c oUntries were changing their ships and the nature of ...

... Conservatives, instead of helping Mr. GLADSTONE to disregard their claims, as some of them are foolish enough to do by voting for Whig candidates, who promise to take the su'oject into consideration. One advantage of this frankness of the Hinckford Club is that ...

... seems that the English consul, Mr. Severn, thought fit to threaten the nuns of the Sacred Heart, with all the terror 3 of the Whig armoury, including telegrams to Lord Russell for the English fleet. How it was to be got up the Tiber was not stated, but the ...

... lately transpired, and then we shall endeavour to make the best of it. La Press , , as you know, following in the wake of the Whig Morning Post, has revived the slumbering ghost of the Holy Alliance, giving it a more precise and intelligible shape than the ...

... and Whether he is remarkable for anything beyond his Danish failure and his identification with the foreign policy of the Whig government. Sir Robert Peel has apparently been making the best use of the intirregnum, and given away the Irish living of ...

... take place before the new year. We trust the Conservative party will look to it. Where it is determined to endeavour to oust a Whig candidate no time ought to be lost by the constituencies in selecting the candidate who gives the greatest promise of fighting ...