... that hoe was influenced by any unworthy motives in not so doing. This latter clause was carried by a majority of one, the six Whig members voting in its favour and the five Conservatives against it. In both Houses of Parliament on Monday addresses to the ...

... disappointment that' the promises given hire were not better kept, the constitueney resumes its ordinary peace and quiet. Whigs and Tories, Radicals iad Conserva- tives, mix together again as if they had not been de- ;nouncing each other most vehemently ...

... invited of by thic Dean of Christ Church, to consider this question. to Thle Vacation then intervensd, batl popn his (Plr. Whig- 15e fie-ld's) return to Oxford, he hail at once applied himself to .ascertaila the wishes of the noost influential personis ...

... elected by a I majority of 89 over the Conservative candilate Mr. iM'Clintsck. Tie vacancy was caused by the appoiiitmeut of the Whig, Mr. Bellew, to the post of Poor Law Com- missioner, vice Mr. Senior, deceased. ...

... with great euttiesiasin. Both Members in returning thanksti alluded tothe unjustifiable interrerence of the agects of the two Whig lanlollrdls (the Duke of Grafton and Earl Spencer) inl faveur of Lord Frederick Fitzroy. '1The health of the late Conservative ...

... mayself was Foreigis Misister, cc that in 1852 recogaised the ltmpire withs the cordiality of wahich M. Coliesm speaks. The Whig Misistry did not ome into poawer till early ifc 1863, live weeks after the the Empire hld been esteiblished in Franee and ...

... into thes three parties [on whose names, though rather oat of ass, were at the bottom go- of our political divisions-Tory, Whig, and Radical-the ing Tory party was thle one which comprised in far the leatt st ?proportioce either the property or thle ...