... COUNTY AND TOWN. G«KTL«iirv,— l am old Whig of the Western Division, and though personally I disapproved of the attempt by my party monopolise the representation. I voted I always vote when a Whig in the field —with my party. Now, however, that the contest ...

... bad voted for the Whig candidate (cheers and laughter).” “Since be (Mr. Hardy) had become connected with the borough it had much improved (laughter).” If a Whig now attempted to represent it he must bribe heavily (a laugh). If the Whigs would only let ...

... of not unnatural exultation. For observe what they have done. They have carried a Reform Bill, the principles of which the Whig party have persistently refused to recognise. They j have not, like them, taken to patching and darning the old highways of ...

... state, instead of disgusting the country and | resigning in a few months after Parliament had assembled, to make way for the Whig leaders returning in triumph in order to manipulate the Constitution so to secure their party triumph, decided upon extending ...

... and they feel in consequence terribly aggrieved. They had hoped that the Ministry would have followed the example of the Whigs, and given some little sop, some half measure, which might have enabled them to go to the country with a good cry,” and on ...

... parishes. the ..n Saturday not a man from either of the sevt-n country parishes was absent or late, ami every one them—be he Whig, Tory, or Radical—voted with his party. A TRADER AND RATEPAYER ST. PHILIP AND JACOB (OUT). ...

... residence question was yet before the Government, and remarked that only one year’s residence would seal the annihilation of the Whig party. ...

... the Reform Bill now before Parliament and the nation. Mr. Disraeli started on his public career as the declared foe of the Whig oligarchy, the enemy to and opponent of handing over the destinies of England to the care of a select band of noblemen who ...

... hazarded as a set-off to the unpleasant things some of the Whig journals are giving expression to. The Spectator, for instance, takes a gloomy view of the prospects of the Liberal party. The old Whigs are described to be “all in a twitter,” and as rushing ...

... office for a single session—at least without an appeal to the country. Under any leader but Mr. Gladstone, the return of the Whig-Radicals to the Ministerial benches might have been a result all but inevitable. In point of fact, it is in the nature of things ...

... Ulrica. Nor were the squirearchy very numerously represented on the occasion. The Conservative menil>er for North Wilts, and the Whig Radical member for South Wilts, were true to their engagements ; but saw there only two other Wiltshire Squires. John Kavenhill ...

... sons and two daughters. All were born alive. Four survived their birth but a short time, and one is still living. —Northern Whig. Mr. Charles Kean. —A favourable change has taken (ilace in the health of Mr. Charles Kean, who has been or some time pa?t ...