... representation of York, and was again elected for the family borough of Richmond. In 1857 a strong effort was made by the great Whig families to obtain share of the representation of the North Riding, and the Hon. J. C. Dundas was their candidate. The contest ...

... Liberals with this result. A few uf the pure Whigs have recoiled from a go\ i rami nt in which tiny suppose the Radicals lo 1 avi too large a share. Mr. Bni..nr had un- happily become the l- 1, /•••.■- of the Whigs. WhatO'CoxNtLi. was to the Liberals of Lord ...

... Republicanism in this country. ~ , bee to suggest to our leaders that they should at once close ranks with the Constitutional Whigs, and jointly combine against the common foe ; for although nearly the entire intelligence of the Riding is dead against the ...

... consistent with the commission of evil that good may come. It is inexcusably false to say that the Tories and the Grosvenor Whigs forbid the working-man a vote. Working-men can vote and do vote, and they do not depend ou the present bill of the Ministry ...

... and Co., woollen manufacturers, from which business he retired a few years ago. politics, Colonel Pollard was, we believe, a Whig. The deceased gentleman was greatly respected by a very numerous circle of friends, and the announcement of his death will ...

... •**■•* kss* asvar iaasaA ■aßy seas agate I Base Iks sslgbty masses sail, Mas sad ft*s fraa nr IkMn ’; anadar, sen ftw all, Whig sod 'lary chain! Mae afniad when basin canmaad Menage dea fine landla your awn and alien Sand- Writs Iks word Baton * Bn of ...

... for corruption, ever since its creation by Sir Robert Walpole, has been weakness of the Whigs and the strength of their party. The Radicals, who go beyond the Whigs in most things, are certainly not behind them in this. The Liberal party in some counties ...

... which eat some of the refuse of the veal, showed symptoms of poisoning for two or three days, but he is recoveriag.—Noniera Whig. ...

... The first was marked strongly by Lord Grosyenor when he complained that the Ministry, instead of being guided by the old Whigs, had consulted with Mr. Bright. The second appears prominent in Sir Bulwer Lytton's speech against what he calls a transference ...

... principle in practical shape. After his retirement from the helm Tory oligarchy began to imitate tome respects the part of the Whig oligarchy in the eighteenth century. The twaty yeare which intervened between the begin- Bias the Regency and the passage the ...

... eseisties fanned there for the probation of iseestivercers birds. Ors of the mashers of • untidy d desoripitho, M. X—. who Vevey. Whig observed that many species of that bled what for auras the hole. I they lied is the beaks robes Item. mud that they ormsequetraly ...

... having set her house in order. ! Let this be done now, and tho day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have | altogether new watchwords The Berlin coirespondent of the Times, writing on ...