... to be hoped that this question of reform may be settled once for all, by some measure which may satisfy the pledges both of whig* and tories, yet not altogether undermine the foundations of tbe Scripture. ...

... is to be hoped that this question of reform may be settled once for all. some measure which may satisfy the pledges both or Whigs and Tories, and vet not altogether the foundations of the Scripture. National Temperance League.—The annual meet* has been ...

... —Afanchesttr Courier. particular throughout bi« speech to denominate pointedly big party “Tories” and tbe Miniaterialigts “Whigs.” denied that tbe House was pledged to Reform, and Btrove show that nobody wag pledg. d to it—including the Crown, the Cabinet ...

... j aid them in asserting theirs. Let the watchwords, therefore, be Jenkinson, Osborne, and independence,’ and I * Down with Whig trickery and intolerance.’” On Saturday Sir George Jenkinson, the Conservative ; candidate, hat the town entirely himself, ...

... the Government had departed from the rule of Whig government in past times, and sought advice at that e!n‘d ‘g tbo)flome where he (Mr. Bright) generally sat. ( ter.) He was not disposed to deprecate the Whig party, because if we looked back for 100 years ...

... specific grounds assigned for this view : —“ The sum of the Bill is that the landed interest is to be desnoiled, and that the Whig-Radical interest in .Scotland, which already exercises so marked an infinence in our divisions, is to be made entirely predominant ...

... influence, if not the dictation, of Bright. The grouping will generally, if not always, put an end to dictation on the part of Whig magnates, but these groups will not always have community of interest, without which there can be no real representation. The ...

... elections that took place in Taunton during the time that he represented the town, the challenge being offered to the second Whig candidate, and not to Mr Labouchere. The opposition that was given him came from the Beadon- Radical party, who drove him to ...

... L‘ Austria and Prussia are now rapidly p,m._.‘fl'l war, and we know not the moment Whey u‘; shot will be fired of a conflict whig}, may Ly reeonstruction of the map of Eurgpe, Vith g mous loss of life and property. - Bat toadd to the complications, Il ...

... exhilarating than tea. The sum of the bill, says the Standard, is that the landed interest is to be despoiled, and that the Whig-Radical interest in Scotland, which already exercises so marked an influence in our divisions, is to be made entirely predominant ...

... was of the most gratifying ted Mr. T. Bennett, the Master. treats that lias been enjoyed tho lovers music in Tory Caoca and Whig Ksttlb. Gonr.vall I that town for some time. The concert consisted nearly Gazette says there was a glorious victory Hclston ...

... is to be joined to another borough, and to have only a fraction of one member. On the other hand Shaftesbury, which elects a Whig, is to remain as it is in solitary dignity, and Tavistock, which represented by a Russell and one other Liberal, will be allowed ...