... 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 ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. ...

... union for its performance. The main argument by’ which ‘An We precates Whig secession from the ranks of the. majority in Parliament at this orisis, is that, | were. deserted by a Whig section present supporters, the ultimate result to be hended from that ...

... inductive it net di,etion of lir. bright. The grouping will gener.stly. if not Me 1.)•. put au end to dittation n the part of the Whig tuagnatte, but th• se groups will Out always co sty Dl inter rut, withou: which thens can be no real repreieuta• tiuu. Daily ...

... with regard to the county of Sutherland, which ought have been joined with the county Caithness. Only Whig job that great county was saved for grent Whig nobleman. If they had Reform Bill all they should deal out equal justice. (Hear.) Colonel urge 1 the ...

... Conservative ; Kinsale, 100, could assuredly not bo called Conservative borough ; it had always returned Whig, and was now represented by most consistent Whig. That made two cases. was to be grouped with Kinsale, That could not be called going out of the way ...

... by Mr. Macnamsra, said—l freeman f ...

... be hoped that this question of reform may be settled once for all, by come tuesSure which may aati..ty the pledges both of Whigs and Tories, and yet not altogether undermine the foundations of the Scripture. NATIONAL TEMPERANCE LitaffoP.—The annual meeting ...

... _future from the _past _, _^ and _foretell that ' so . long as Reform is _unsettled the _^ _Conservatives will _always Cod it a Whig _property . _'; They _may beat it _every year , _but it will _. tctnm as _sure _as _the _cuckoo , and _a good deal in advance ...

... lowest section of tho middle class.” In fact, the sum of the bill that the landed interest is to be despoiled, and that the Whig- Radical interest in Scotland, already powerful in division lists, is to be made entirely predominant. The Daily New* thinks ...

... convictions and sympathies of his fellow-count Omen that astounding champion of the habeas corpus regime, which, from the veriest Whig that ever lifted his voice at the Castle gate, would be had enough—what shall we say of it, coming from him? Under what malign ...

... Cossham are the nominees of the old Whig party. Mr. Bernal Osborne and Mr. Faulkner are the other two Liberal candidates ; but they fight like Harry of the Wynd, each for his airs hand. But their hostility to the Old Whig party is so strong that there is ...