... THE LEEDS ELECTION Had the Whig-Radical party in Leeds been con- tent to abstain from opposing the re-election of Mr. Beecroft, in return for like moderation on the Conservative side towards Mr. Baines, the imme- diate practical result of the contest ...

... with au energy and unanimity which will again return them to Parlia- ment by large majorities over the Whig- Radical Mr. Milbank. In the former Whig member for the North Riding, the late Mr. Cayley, the constitu- ency had a representative worthy of it ...

... figures. There ! see the yellow waggon go. Up hill with whips, nags, glory ?? Yes, such a ?? blockhead farce, May weU change Whig to Tory. Why choose a waggon ? waggons bear Grown frater, mater, pater ; Their baby question should be Btowed, In a perambulator ...

... is it, we ask, desirable to add to the Parliamentary strength of the Whig-Radical party, merely that it* leaders ahould be assured a monopoly of the offices ot Governmeut . The Whig-Radical administration, both in its foreign and domestic relations, has ...

... the electors, even in this Division of the Riding, where Whigs and Radicals more abound than in the other. Why, then, it may be asked, have the Conservatives offered noopposition to thetwo Whig-Radicals ? We frankly reply, Because their present position ...

... his two Com,, rv.itit. , ?? 1|( _ . Buckinghamshire, were r,- ,~1. [ ?? ' opposition. In his ?? verted to some nf thos, I Whig- Radicals reiterate until tl, believe in them. ll well deserve notice. M,- ,, k ! the g I harvests whi, I, |, , , w.-n- ...

... those of Mr. Hardy, are, however, also supporters of Sir VV. Heatucote. Mr. Glad- stone's friends are not so fearful as the Whig. Radicals of Leeds that the constituency of which they are members will be stultified by the return of representatives opposed ...

... his reasoning powers. When i we say that the Conservatives have been as for- j tunate in their choice of candidates, as the Whig- ' Radicals have been unhappy in theirs, we speak in ; terms of no slight praise of Mr. Stanhope and ' Mr. Denison. Before ...

... county elections, and, if pos- I sil.le, prevent and resist the monopoly of both that and I the West Riding to be enjoyed by the Whig- Radicals and j democrats. A DISTANT CONSERVATIVE. Fifty thousand idiots or imbeciles are supposed to exist in Great Britain ...

... harm to the Liberal cause. Who will believe these contradictory assertions? How will the friends of Sir ?? Rainsden and the Whig ; country ger.tlemen like the vilification of their candi- [ date, and the subsequent attempt to patch over the | ouarrel? ...

... position to rest upon their prin- j ciples without alliance with men whose principles they de- I tested. The constitutional Whigs in Parliament at this day I were allied much more nearly to the Conservatives than to the extreme section in the house, and ...

... the attempt made, with Mr. Baines's connivance and assistance, to obtain a second seat for Lord Amberley, one of the rising Whigs who never riße, has so signally failed that the Tory candi- date came in at the head of the polL Mr. Baines and his allies ...