... great chessboard. The warfare like that which goes on in England in all years, and under dozen kinds' reigns, between Whig and lory. The Whig is ...

... his labours in contesting difficult boroughs on Whig principles in the more aristocratic pretensions to represent a division of Norfolk in which his family possess considerable property. Latterly the Whigs have lost their former hold this constituency, ...

... balanced. Four Conservatives have been returned instead of the same number opponents, and five Conservative seats have been won Whigs, or Reformers. In addition to these changes four Liberal seats were rendered vacant the adverse decisions of election committees ...

... with carriages left Belfast last evening for other stations on the line to pick up labourers to perform the intj.— Northern Whig. ...

... a son of the Marquis of Tweeddale, who stood as a Whig Ministerialist, and appeared the hustings almost at the peril of his life. Only about a thousand Liberal electors could be found vote for the Whig candidate. Nearly two thousand supported Sir Hugh ...

... this’ere is the Whig.” you attempt to vote twice,” said the questioner, “I shall have yo® arrested for a violation of too election law.” You wiUi you will?” said the sovereign people. “Then I say I*® denied the right of woting for the Whigs after bavin goo* ...

... date in history as the beginning of the end. Conservative demonstrations are more amusing and instructive than those of the Whig party, on account of the diversity opinion by which they are characterised and the curious oddities of expression which are ...

... contradiction, which we have no doubt will republished every journal in which the rumour in question was mentioned.— Sort hern Whig. The ‘‘Quarterly Review” Reform) Bill.—Certainly it is our earnest desire that Lord Derby’s Government may introduce no measure ...

... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known nntil digging-out has ended, which will not be until next month.— Sort hern Whig. Establishment of a Settlement in Greenland.—On Saturday evening the steam-ship Erik, of London, the property of Messrs. Anthony ...

... fl# acknowledged courtesies received from various members the Conservative Government, and gave seme hard bits the Edinburgh Whigs. vote of confidence and was enthusiastically carried. WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS, General Eegiater Office, Somerset ...

... know, in their hearts, that the picture he draws is not a true one. Third. Mr. Bright shocked his hearers, telling them of a Whig M.P. who disliked the thought of dissolution, because his election in cost him 9,000/., and could not afford such outlay every ...

... magnesia and the hairs on the husks of oats. This large stone, it mav be called, was the causa the horse’s death,—-iVoflAirn Whig, South Kensington Museum.—Visitors during the week ending Oct. 6,18660 n Monday, Tuesday, ■and Saturday, free from ten a.m ...