... sincere in his devotion to Lord Palmerston, of being kis enthusiastic in the cause of Earl Russell and Mr. Gladstone. Many Whig and Liberal members are, however, fully satisfied with his conduct, as they have subscribed their money to purchase a testimonial ...

... maintaining their ground. At the dissolution ' of 1859 the representation of the division was compromised; but when Col. Coke, the Whig member, presented I himself for reelection in 1865 it was found that he become so unpopular that he had little chance of being ...

... carried without bribery. What decided me most to retire, said Mr. Marshman, was a remark by one of the voters—whether Tory or Whig I don't know-mho said: 'I am ready to lay down my life for Jesus Christ, but I don't consider that it would be a sin to take ...