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... blin i animosity to the great towns, they are willing to risk the counties, where thp gain to the Liberal side will be Whig. That is, Whig territorial influenco will get Members where now the representation is monopo- lised by Tories. Bucks, Oxon, and Berks ...
... political ques. tions, and had always supported legislation affecting the welfare of the working man. He did not know why the Whigs showed such bitter hostility to him, but he understood that they. had vowed he never should enter the House of Commons (cheers ...
... the policy of the Conservative party. They had resolved that, come what might, they boald not again be Stop-gaps for the Whigs, bet, a extension of the suffrage had becomfe inevitable, they would outbid their rivals eitber in the real or the auparent ...
... the minority, the candidates who are now defeated. We 'know perfectly well what manner of seen these are. They, are Torier, Whigs, and Radicals, of the ordinary type. It is simply preposterous to suppose that by being only a third of the constituent body ...
... boroughs 22 2 We cannot anticipate the eleotoral statistics of 1869, but they will doubtless be very instructive. How many Whigs calling themselves Liberals, or Conservatives calling them- selves Constitutionalists, may be accepted. by the newly- Ienfranchised ...
... Parliamentary division, and this in. the year of Reform and extension of popular power! You, will see that certain of the Whig Peers have joined this childish or nefarious scheme. It is not the less dangerous on that account. I hope you will take some ...
... with the whole force of the Conservative pasty behind him, will oppose an obstinate resistance to this design. The milder Whigs and nominal Liberals will be found on the same side. The representation of mino- rities in populous constituencies is regarded ...
... compunction in sacrificing the safe- guards that had tempted them on. Thus it was that the great Conservative party dished the Whigs by passing a Radical measure. BnucrAu-IonesoN.-Amr. 17tbI, at St. Peter's church, Neweastle-on- Tyne, by the Rev. Berkeley ...
... SPEAXRO.-The Belfast TVhiq announces the death of Mr. Leonard M'Clure, of San Francisco, who served his apprenticeship in the Wh/ig office, and emigrating to Vancouver's Island, became a .leading member of the Legislature. At the time of his death he was ...