... TAUNTON BOROUGH ELECTIONS. have heard it stated by a member of the Whig party that this town has for ma.iy years past been a thoroughly Liberal borough, and, as we doubted this statement, have turned to the pages of history, and by enquiry have sought ...

... revision at Devonport seems to have terminated m a 'Conservative triumph. Of 221 Whigs objected by Conservatives 142 were off; of Conservatives objected to by Whigs none we™ struck off. The Conaervativ® gain in 42, and at Stone-howo m Devonport ...

... His work the angry mob continues; Alas how quickly flesh and blood Develops into thews and sinews. WHIG PATRIOTS. For many years, when out of place Whig Patriots bawl'd about reform; And stoutly swore that, change their *!? They'd drive the Placemen ...

... no means clear that the Whig 3 are sincere in their advocacy of Reform, One thing is certain, that the passing of any extensive measure based upon the claims of Mr Bright would be the signal for the utter annihilation of the Whig party, which as an active ...

... regeneration of Ireland is as 1 unanimonsly condemned by the weekly as by the daily press. His land doctrines have supplied the Whig 3 with a new cry, just as they had begun to get tired of the old one. There is not an Irish landlord whose hair will not stand ...

... Some of this not altogether destroyed and will betaken into consideration by the insurance offices salvage- The ' Northern Whig ' says:—' We are exceeding glad to find that the estimate of the amount of loss which was formed, under the impression that ...

... lose 44, being a balance against them of 19. The Whigs gain 20 and loss 23, being a balance against them of 3. The Da-nocrats gain 18 and lose being balance in their favour 14. Tak ing together the Whigs and Democrats, that is to say, the combined pa thit- ...

... Tuesday morning. Amery proposed, and Mr Ford seconded the name of the Hon. G. Denman, who formerly represented the borough the Whig interest in with the late Premier, but who was defeated Mr Walrond at the election. . .. Mr Daniel nominated Sir John Dalrymple ...

... contained the following note:-Lord Derby and the Conservative bar seem likely to have great ran of luck Lord ralmerston with the Whig clergy, but the good fortune in the present instance will be more on the side of the new dignitaries than of the Government ...

... factious conduct. Three times has it been taken in hand aa Administration, and the eve of another attempt at legislation the Whigs are waiting to know how far they may ventnre either way. The principal cause of failure, of course, has been that, for party ...

... malign the yeomanry and militia forces of the country reasons not very difficult to understand. Attempts have been made the Whigs to destroy the yeo manry arm of our service altogether, and many Liberal journals delight in raising a cry against that cheaper ...

... for going into committee on the Reform Bill, Captain Hayter—who, we need hardly remind our readers, is the son of the former Whig 4 whip,' and one of the members for Wells—rose, and in a maiden speech of much, ability proposed an amendment condemning the ...