... struggle fierce is o er, The Liberal member for our town, Is member now no more ! For Tory valour gained the day, And put the Whigs to flight. At four o'clock they went away, In sail and shameful plight. If green aud orange still they were, They certainly ...

... the City and Westminster, that there is a talk of a Conservative candidate for the Tower Hamlets, and even for Finsbury. The Whigs are using the most unscrupulous and unconstitutional means throughout the country, to secure seats for their {arty, especially ...

... censure cast upon the the Chen Cellor as aimed at the whole Cabinet. This, as to}, Pro Ves, was but a ruse de guerre of the Whigs . pressure upon the place-hunters. The fai) Ward Hunt was admitted on all hands to Stin gi It was weak and ineffective, and ...

... have no chance. Barrister and a Member of the Junior Carlton Cap Westminster the contest will probably be betwee” Grosvenor (Whig), and W. H. Smith (Conservati¥®” yill general impression seems to be that Mr. J. Stue j stot must in any case be returned. ...

... 1859 the Tories seemed to recognise the Whigs' claim to be the exclusive reformers, and themselves to be a mere check on too rapid progress. Since 1859, however, the Tories claim to be as much re' fotmers as the Whigs; only while the latter go to France and ...

... which has brought many from the ranks of the Whigs and the Liberals to express these sentiments. During the last Parliament we had Mr. Lowe, Mr. Horsman, one of the Lord Grosvenors, and other members of the Whig party uttering these sentiments, fearing these ...

... Cots. Whist 188746 • 41450 146868 1087 .. 102674 I 10880 6400 I I 96704 1674 1800 110 16 RP.. .. Par lOlB6 171 .. 104 .. Ors • Whig Rea 11578 8719 151 914 .. . .. .. .. Poo .. .. Baia Nod nid Caro Meal retlarat 14.41 0.. .. Total I 5718 425 965 Otaal Total ...

... primitive simplicity soon as the election is over. This is the tactics agreed on by the Liberal party, that both sections, the Whig and the Radical, shall keep out of view their differences, and shall cast dust in the eyes of the people, by boasting of the ...

... impoitint that he shoidd belong to the right political school. (Cheers.) When he was asked to support a Whig, wanted to know why! What was a Whig, and what were his principles ? He contended they were mere machines for the purpose of getting into office ...

... to conciade that it was. The drunken ruffian, who murdered an inoffending man, had boasted that he would settle some of the Whigs before he left. And he did so! Thus far Toryism told the truth. But glory not in a party that requires the aid of tssassin ...

... gradually let Wa y, ey glided gently down the shaft through the door- to h of the party being provided with a lighted candle Whig “Pth of more than 200 fathoms beneath the sea, under | © mine extends for a distance of half a mile. When Py Mee and Princess ...

... amount of tumult. One was a bead representing Mr. Horsman's, one half painted blue (the Tary colour), and one half yellow (the Whig colour). The other was • weathercock ; one side was painted yellow, and inscribed Mr. Horsman in 1853;' the other was painted ...