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... in the Tory interest. f It is difficult to believe that any serious'effort was made, for while each of the two successful Whigs polled 270, f the two Tories had sixteen votes between them, recorded in equal',proportions. At the dissolution of 183Xi, when ...
... purely Conservatives- This will Ibet sap.L -i, pointnent to 'many. --They vish'to sde a'third pkty. Xney are tired of- Whigs and Conservatives. 'They witena. .'efornT Bill, and they see no chance -of it, so long as it is! . a~adstheshuttlqcopk of partie ...
... , in' the article on! ~'lhe!Change' of' ?? of; Mr Gladstone's favourite,.measuie,,f Rifor,, and the -dowv~nfall of, .the Whig~ Admnistr~itbon?, the pol~itital winter o~f the ..Qaarterly doeye so~with s ome. misgivings. ( He is not iery'eureathat the ...
... electors of Wycombe d that in all -finanicial changes the' claims of agriculture - - especially ought- to be confidered. The Whig interest g was, however, too strong for him. Mi. Grey polled26 e (these were'the &lays'of the close corporations)'to Mri., ...
... great Earl of Derby undoubtedly twigs lI By this time'that not always to win is tri. t Urnplhant: he cannot prevail on the Whigs - 4 To cover the heads of his Ministry. . A. Poor CON-sOL-ATSON.-A number of salmon anaI salmon trout are reported to have ...
... lfe Mw itl Ir this is not onl~y very ?? and miscliieroesitst tt ~En4tish, and in eharty wve can only ceueni n- iO Tory 'and Whig Secretorieg of State hiretet 1 B. | 'togethea to supply what wawsuating tothii3 s' iReforra. . I 1- ., - . -. - B TflZ MOI ...
... Irish lan~d question, the universities, thecoonisevry single important problem -awaiting the aN ihsadngta the Constitutional Whigs declined totakeo ?? Lord Derby, the Post maintains that r party distinctions have become as shadowy and unsub- if stantial ...
... ?? their votes for two members in ian unreformed Parliament. 10 Mr. Peel and, Mr. Pollock each polled 68, and their two ~ Whig Antagonists 6 and 5 respectively. General Peel 3r and Huntingdon have ever since remained faithful to eneb 3r other. In the ...
... aosk r- landed . ereoo Yorkshre . H is a yonn Ae l er 'af'tbof M.iP3X. fo'1i rtieuth.':H ,d feald'erby' retr n 'ehd ' iing ,Whig'inter~'for B&'difirdtiijf thte hfrt 3 egoe 9r11iiw * bam , iid ?? 'ford 'a l a er. t three- 'wa ~Iue4tb p#t4f15 , fto(.,vo ...
... lower classes. In the same way there was very little dis. tinotion between a Liberal Conservative and a Conservative Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and an advanced Liberal and a Radical, although there was a clearly- ] definee ...
... Bulweer Lytton for a peerage. Lord Derby is, the same writer states, anxious to form a triple alliance between Conservatives, Whigs, and Adul- lamites, and although it is probable that he may not IS succeed at once, and that' he 'wil bave to present to the ...
... W lhpve Avlready two gains to score for the cause of order in Europe-the rout of the Italians and the retirement of the Whigs. Conaidering the efforts which have been made by the Liberal party, especially in Ireland, to secure the support of the Roman ...