... by enlarging the rural districts—the Tories, generally, would be the gainers, and the Whigs the losers. Therefore the single members were retained. This was the Whig motive pure and undefiled. We speak from positive knowledge. In justice it must be remarked ...

... them. They owed to the Whigs nothing but the introduction of corruption and jobbery. (Hisses and cheers.) If the principles wliich he advocated were carried out, then they would have enlightened constituency beyond the power of Whig jobbery and men who would ...

... though nothing came of his work. The Bishop used to be very bitter with the Whigs, and a son of the prelatical loins was reported to have excused it with the observation that The Whigs had nearly diddled the governor. Vindex J. can get the information ...

... •fcsire nothing better. Lord Edward St. MiW, the second son of our noble Lord Lieutenant isone'of tho most young men ol the Whig party ; and will no 4oubt hereafter prove himself well worth Wie attention the Liberal party of Devcis. Atpresenthislordship ...

... enant (Carrington) would take his place. But Mr. Dun Pr6 repudiates th e arrangement and offers himself againi, while the Whigs ar3 still hesitating whether they shall put forward a candidate of their own. Mr. Berkeley in his Ballot speech the ether night ...

... to be ready to contest the representation. We hope the threatened contest may come off, and that the contention between the Whigs and Radicals will supply an opening for a Conservative. The Solicitor General and Mr. Morrison are not to have a walk over ...

... body had been honorary secretaries to the Whigs, doing the work and getting no thanks nor pay for it. (Hear, hear, and disorder.) But he was glad to say everybody was coming round to their opinion. The Whigs were in reality as Conservative as a large ...

... Emperor of Mexico, this would make the third American Empire whose throne is occupied by a member of the Orleans family. A Whig minister above all other ministers is lavish of the honours of the peerage. four years Lord Melbourne conferred no less than ...

... promise of talent and opportunities of placing their talents before the House of Commons. In Devon it is a reproach to' tho Whigs that they have no j-oung man for the Southern Division. Young Lord Edward St. has, his essay in the Fortnightly Review, given ...

... leaders of opinion in the county will read this article and judge thereof for themselves. It proves beyond doubt that if the whigs need a candidate it is not for want of a fitting party in the sacred circles of the haute noblesse. The death of Mr. Cuthbertson ...

... well be, for it strengthens the conviction that sound legislation is not to be obtained from the unrighteous coalition of Whigs, Liberals and Radicals, and that the constituencies are awakening to a full sense of the fact that safe constitutional Reform ...

... Commons occurred on Friday night, when the .Ministerialists were caught napping, and Mr. Seely obtained majority condemning the Whig waste of a million yearly in the dockyards, through incompetent supervision. This set Mr. Brand in terrible nutter, and he ...