... expense, thus giving example which other boroughs and cities might very usefully follow. The late member was usually considered Whig or Russellite, but voted with Lord Palmerston on the China question in 1857, and against the Derbyite Reform Bill 185' J. He ...

... as much political ardour and antagonistic earnestness as if a general election were again pending, and the political fate Whigs and Tories was actually the scales. Mr. Edmund Beales, the barrister appointed to revise the electoral register for the county ...

... places comprised the King’s-cross polling district. This district a&usds with Radicals, as with Liberals and and Conservatives, Whig* and Toriee. ...

... points rathsr Mr. Bouvetie the favourite candidate on the Whig—misnamed Liberal—eide. are, on tbe whole, inclined to think that there not muoh the rumour, although it certainly has currency among Whig political circles, which imports least that the question ...

... about to present that injured gentleman with what they call a testimonial, and in return were to receive from the victim of Whig malice the handsome present of a piece of plate. We trust no charge of bribery will traceable to this interchange of courtesies ...

... likely to throw back the question of Reform for many year’. Any such proposal gives the Conservative party, whether Conservative-Whig or Conservative-Tory, great advantage. It sends all the doubtful and half-hearted politicians Into the Conservative ranks in ...

... Vie M'Gavern and Sub-const** ble Steed took Reynolds into custody, and will bring him the inquest, which to ba held to-day.— Whig. ...

... losses of the Ministerial Whigs were far more decided, as at Bristol, Newcastle, Marylebone, Nottingham, Portsmouth, Preston, York, &o. In fact, of 120 changes of seats amongst this most important class of constituencies, the Whigs lost about 40, and gained ...

... material in him of which administrators and legislators are made. The Tory Administration of the Duke of Portland succeeded the Whig Cabinet of Grenville, and thus early was Palmerston included in the Ministry—being gazetted as Junior Lord of the Admiralty ...

... that peculiarly exclusive temple of fame. Almost all hie political contemporaries who took a leading position, whether the Whig or the Tory ranks, wore Cambridge men. It Byron, Coleridge, and Wordsworth ate to classed among our greatest poets, it would ...

... belonged to Lord Grey, and then to the Marquis of Lansdownelie is the Nestor, the Parliamentary leader and guide, of the great Whig party. Were her Majesty, without noticing Lord Russell, to send for Mr. Gladstone, there can be no doubt that his Lordship ...

... together with his amiable consort, the widowed Lady Cowper, stood, so to ■peak, at the head of English society. Like many Whigs, he was real aristocrat, but upon larger scale than the heroes of the Gaeta shield. He understood how to appro* oiate every ...