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... borough. Mr. Sussex M'lbank, who.c enndidatnre was announced on Tuesday, has retired in f«*vour of Mr, Mar- maduke Wyvill, a Whig, who represented the borough for teveral ye.rs up till the election of last yesr. Mr. Wyvill arrivod in the town on Tuesday ...
... peritions tb« oeustituencies are more open i opulous ones Tho reverse is tl • seats petitioned agiinst, Whig, and 5 Radical First, have the Whigs found that Lave been bought with Con dat ...
... il'eral iafl'ienee than more poo ...
... the case in faot. There aro L} -eats potit ioned against, 25 being Conservative. 41 w hlg, and 5 Radical. First, have the Whigs found that it is the petty boroughs that have been bought with Conservative gold and intimi- dated by Conservative landlords ...
... yesterday v. p' of th 10r -* proposed, and Mr. Ford seconded the name bor v on * Uenman, who formerly represented the rough in the Whig interest in conjunction with the late remier, but who was defeated by Mr.Walrond at the kte ** e «l election. _t__ r ' Daniel ...
... considering the sacrifices he has made in support of his party. But as these are naturally anything but virtues in the eyes of a Whig government, we find no fault with their not elevating trim to the peerage. We cannot, however, acquit the present government ...
... the verdict which has just been ratified by parliament. The Morning Herald says that honour was not paid to Lord Palmerston Whig or Tory, but simply as a great Englishman who has done his duty. There was not a word in Mr. Gladstone’s speech which could ...
... cynics, the sensualists, the borough mongers, the dallying amateurs, thewoikinj: man, tho Radical as ho pretends to be, or the Whig as ho always has been? Why, what Is thii that we hear from tho Guildh.ll? Virtually, tliat only men ?? all brains and cold ...
... however little it regulates his conduct. The latter is the economy of statesmen — theeoonomy of Perl— -the economy whioh, against Whig extravagance and Radical parsimony alike, has been advooated consistently and earnest[y by the present leaders of the Con- ...