... not been insincere, for he betrayed M great emotion when he was obliged to withdraw his last n bill. The noble earl and the Whig party were, there- 0 fore, not open to this charge. In 1861, an earnest and n robust reformer upbraided the noble lord who ...

... Gloucester- o shire, descended from the late Earl of LIVERPOOL, C who was for many years Prime Minister of England. a The local Whigs of the Corporation conclave have t brought forward Lord AMBERLEY, son of Earl Rus- SELL, in conjunction with Mr. HRNDEL COSSIA31 ...

... Conservatives say in their elec- tion resses—ouly, it appears, Mr. Harvey meant it, while the rest throw in the “ ” falter- ing Whigs, and the “ Conservative spirit” to escape by. LATEST 1s. te com of at Mouday's LONDON UCE WM. rates unchanged. Tea, net mech ...

... Adallamite.” Tae Civs.—The “Carlton Club” is the great political workshop of the Conservative where all the tactics by which a Whig upeet, or a Conservative administration is upraised, are planned and decided upon. Members of both houses—men, al- most without ...

... South, which is to re- main instdtu guo. The reason is evident. The latterdivisionise f not under the influence of any great Whig landed proprietors but mairly consists of an independent body of freeho ders.- to As OLD 0os.qsavJTivE. I th I I I THE DERBYSHIRE ...

... when it was discovered that Sir George Jenkinson, the Conservative Candidate, was only St votes behind Lord Amberley, the Whigs took fright, forgot their prudence, and in their dismay resorted to their old tricks of bribery, by which the election o his ...

... resulted in the triumph of the Independent Society. o' There were five candidates, Lord Aimberley (Liberal), Mr. R. B. Osborne (Whig), Sir G. Jenkinson (Conservative), Mr. Handel Cosshamn (radical), and Mr. Falnrn onecit The polling commenced on Thursday morning ...

... ten by the Whig-Radicals. Of the new Boroughs, additions to Boroughs, Scotch Counties, the London t University, and the Universities of Scotland in r f Schedules E and F, two seats will probably be gained by the Conservatives, five by the Whigs, and a sixteen ...

... eleetors than the South, which is to in statu quo. The reason is evident. The latter division is not onder the of any greet Whig proprietors, but mainly consists of an iudependeut body of freeholdere.” If we could expect honesty or candour from Tories ...

... srelaud PLAGUE IN IRELAND.— Ocrpreaw oF Tug CATTLE The Northern Whig says: The cattle plague has broken out io the townland of Drennay, county Down, five miles from Lisburn. Four cattle have been killed by order of Mr. Ferguson, V.S. A cordun has been ...

... and I will be serviceable to my country and my town, whether they are brought in by Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. I call myself a Conservative. I believe all moderate Whigs and Conservatives are agreed that there must be progress; and the question is, at ...

... honoured among the Whigs, and and there must be something very faulty in the Ca 'Ministerial proposals before ite would go into Oppo- ! ha sition to them. We should think so too; for seeing wi - that the gallant Captain is son of a Whig Whipper- ml in who ...