... THE WHIG-RADIGALS IN DIFFICULTY. The Whigs are in want of a cry to get back to office. Mr. Bright says let the cry he the ballot and redistribution.” Mr. John Stuart Mill will not have the ballot, but does not object to redistribution. Earl Russell will ...

... AUGUST 24, UD ELECTION. * e, a Whig, brother lompson, resigned j ears. It was 1832, and has retunieh . ce 1832, frequently iservatives resolved j iy last, aud, rough, made very S ig), 570 ; Dorrington Ancient Forest ie excavations at the vviea have come ...

... The Conservatives resolved the seat on Tuesday last, and, considerin| roud is a Whig borough, made a very Winterbotham (Whig), 570 ; Dorriugtou vative), 508. COVENTRY POST OFFICE* despatch of letters, &c. d .2 o -3 & 3 S3 (£ c. ~ O O r- C 5 ci CZ 3 * ...

... Notwithstanding the great influence of the Whig Peer, Earl Fitzhardinge, in this county, his relative has been defeated : Somerset (Conservative) Berkeley (Whig) 3,fi49 3,553 Conservative Majority 96 The Whigs made quite sure of carrying this election ...

... Biemiitgham Men— FOR forty odd years I have declared to you that I e re not a straw for Whigs, Tories, Radicals or Chartists. Because lam a Whig I shall not permit the Whig to rob of 15s. 6d. in the pound; because I am Tory I shall not permit a Tory to rob ...

... entirely on the omnipotence of money to win the election, than the fact that the Liberals, both Whigs and Radicals on principle, were not without a candidate. The Whigs had a candidate in Mr. Flower, to whom they were pledged ; and the Radicals had a candidate ...

... achievement? Neither more nor less than the apathy or the shortcomings of the Whig administrators of the Poor-law Beard. It would really teem if were a fixed law in politic# that the Whigs were born to blunder, and the Conservatives to put things right again ...

... London with his son, who was ftt once accepted by the Whigs their candidate, The appearance of the Jacksons, p£re et fill) in the field was significant, and it quickly became apparent that the Whigs were at their old work again. On no occasion has the ...

... alluded to the coalition of the aristocratic Whigs with the enemies of our institutions (hear, hear). It was only within the last twelve months that Mr. Bright himself had been received by the leading Whigs as the advocate of principles with which they ...

... 7HE EXTINCTION WHIGGEBY. The Saturday Review suggests the painless extinction of the great Whig party as a grand subject for him who strung the elaborate harp of elegy in hia In Memoriam,” and who wept over the tender grace of day that is dead. It is ...

... of what has now become notorious, that Tories do, what Whigs and Radicals only talk about. They talked about Catholic Emancipation, but it was the Tories who passed the Emancipation Act. The Whigs and Radicals raved for years about the intolerance of the ...

... 23, ELECTION. { a Whig, and npson, resigned » tr , rs. It was enfranchi^ 32, and has returned ' frenucntlv ...