... universay been the Whig purists who have been unseated. The beat course to pursue with places would be disfranchisement, and let the seats be given to some comity constituencies where bribery does not exist. The other seat carried by the Whigs in Northumbe ...

... their Radical allies (hear). Accordingly a meeting was summoned between the Whigs and the Radicals, and at that meeting the usual agreement was come to, namely, that the Whigs should have the places, and that the Radicals should have the promises (cheers ...

... the Liberals. The lastmentioned gentleman contested the riding with Mr. Morritt on the death of the late Mr. E. S. Cayley, a Whig of the old school, upon which occasion he was defeated by a majority of 466. The show of hands yesterday was in favour of Mr ...

... defeated every effort of the democratic and dissenting faction, supported as they have been by . the Liberal party and the Whig Administration, to overthrow the Church and undermine the political institutions of the country. It is calm, truthful, and ...

... that as it may—there is one thing you will not deny—l mean a Whig decay (loud. cheers). Whiggism has nearly passed away to the things that were; it is almost a matter of history. A Whig is now one of an extinct specks. like a magatheriurn or (shouts ...

... by his own party. He was sold, and I was accused of being a party to a Whig dodge. I denied any such dishonourable act, and I said to a friend of mine, who is as much of a Whig as I am, that if Mr. Barge came forward again I would not only support him ...

... of numbers of houses belonging to Conservatives, these cowardly rnffians wearing the Radical colours. Several gentlemen of Whig tendency tell me that the lesson has not been lost upon them. Let these people get the upper hand, they say, as they certainly ...

... and cheers from the Conservatives.) It WAS absurd, ridiculous, but a tactic quite worthy of the other side (groans from the Whigs). He now came to a statement of a purely personal nature. Lord Royston proceeded at length to recite how Mr. Young having been ...

... marks more broadly than over the difference between a Constitutional and a Radical policy. This is the °act, absolutely, of the Whig'-Radical contests. They exhibit the clear truth that Radicalism is discontented with Whiggery, and determined upon a more ...

... perhaps the most ludicrous, because the most childish. Oxford University, it seems, is regarded by them in the light of any Whig pocket borough. The premier constituency in the whole kingdom for respectability and learning is , expected to do the bidding ...

... kaep it so! East Kent is not yet inally given over to the. Radicals. Sir EDWARD DERING proved hintself so subservient to the Whig-Radical Adrninis. tration, and has violated so many pledges in order to catch_ tho.votes of the Radical portion ei his constitue ...

... They say now that the protector is as guilty as the criminal, and that the whole business will throw a great stain on the Whig Liberal party. The Hungarians continue to write in very high language. They openly give themselves out as the masters of the ...