... of Cleveland was Tory sent duke is a Whig, and therefore Mr. chances at the coining election are consider* diminished. Then, with reference to Durham, he stated that the present ducal ff of Raby Castle beijig a Whig, the land* voting machines would ...

... and that if working men would only exercise self-restraint they could easily get tho franchise.— Mr. W. H. Gregory. LORD AND WHIG POPULARITY. It is well known that all the abortive Reform Bills previous to 1859 were the work of one man. (Laughter.) long ...

... that the opportunity thus offered should not be lost. A little cheap popularity may be attained, and the reputation the great Whig Chancellor will be pleasantly enhanced. Without an official return it impossible to give with the slightest approach to co ...

... been hung over undertaker's escutcheon to remind trie world that Richard Cobden death ' goes for democracy;' he is-not the Whig sense, let every Jv-adical hope—for 'civil and religion* liberty all over the W but he polled the electors. That is winch ...

... follows on the same side, and in asking what has become of Reform, replies saying, in the words of Mr. Bernal Osborne, that the Whigs are hard for cry. It sayß :— . This, and this alone, accounts for the crowded state of the Ministerial benches, and for the ...

... as the colleague of Captain Bathmst, is one of the constituencies which have contributed gain the Conservative party, Mr. Whig and something more, having sat for the borough in _ the Parliament of 1859 down the dissolution in the present year, when ...

... Lord ol cellor's bill on Friday night was accepted as a foretas his doom. The Government whips could not presence of a single Whig peer beyond the noble lords , y are members of the Government and have intimate » fto tions with it, and the bill was condemned ...

... to the question of reform, the present ad. ministration never meant reform. They intended no change so long as there were Whigs in office, and the country will never get reform so long as they retained these base WhiOs in office. Reform was not In their ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. I At S JAfratO .meeting of a non ?? oharasier, t i itended by some 1esding Whigs and Tories, It was suggested that Mr. Edward )rae5x, Q.n,, and Attorney General for the county palatine, wluld stand for Manchester on receipt of a ...

... Jacksox, contrary to expectation, has announced his intention of offering himself that thorough Whig constituency, the Northern Division of Derbyshire. To the Whigs who have hitherto ruled in the district, the announcement will be no means pleasant news ; ...

... party in particular. Every party is infested with them—the Whig party, the Conservative party, ar>d the Radical party—when Radicals are found in the Cabinet ; though it must be confessed that the Whigs have played game of life in this respect far more adroitly ...

... its strength under Lord Palmerston. But if the country should be disappointed, if the country should fall back into the old Whig-Radical class and party combination, he believed that a Government would be formed which would once avow its determination ...