... might have been—which tbonght would have met the requirements of the times, and ooold have been carried both the Tories and Whigs. However, a bill waa then introduced by Lord Derby, and (Air. Dillwyn) then did his best to throw out that bill, not however ...

... which renders Mr. Gladstone's supremacy secure, is, his age. He is old enough, and yet not too old. The two living Premiers, Whig and Tory, are alike at the end of their career. No one can safely reckon upon another two years of official life, either for ...

... architecture in tha coiffure, go to tha past for our styles and fashions—a hundred yean is only modem revival indeed. la then not whig in the British Museum wry like tha present fashion, whijih laect two thousand yean old f—CauelTa Magatint^ ...

... present Ministerial member, may possess the best of his retnrn. Guildford will called upon to choose between Mr. Onslow, rising Whig politician, and Mr. Garth, one of the most promising of Conservative lawyers. It will probably give its preference to the former ...

... topics upon which Cornelius discourses. “The Question Settled,” is the inappropriate title of what Lord Derby would call “The Whigs dished.” is one satisfactory symptom in this, that sven the Tory Blackwood at last has come to see that prophecies of evil ...

... important measure the two. There was a grand Reform banquet in Edinburgh soon after (he passing of the Reform Bill, in honour the Whigs, and especially of Earl Grey, and why should there not be a counterpart to this demonstration in a Conservative banquet in ...

... gratitude of the proletarian borough electors whom they have enfranchised by their new measure. We have signs that some old Whig seats for close boroughs will be assailed their rivals. If the county representation has been in a great degree handed over ...

... rare occorrenoe, the lost occasion being in 1841, when Mr. Dawnay, a Conservative, unseated the Gainsborough candidate in the Whig interest. Only about 1,200 electors voted, and , the Liberal candidate was defeated by a very small number of votes. At the ...

... incorrupt means might be employed to influence the electors favour of Ministerialist; but in the greater number Liberal if not Whig influences are almost sure to prevail. cannot conceive a Conservative return for Tavistock, Wycombe, Malton, Richmond, or Ripon ...

... Midland manufacturing districts upon them, Mr. Dillvyyn has failed in his duty of being plastic instrument in the hands of the Whig-Radical party on the Sefonn question. He was leader of the tea-room party, and his critics belonged rather to the turn-out ...

... Until Boundary Bill has been passed, do not fully know what the new constituencies will be. Many boroughs which now return Whigs may be so altered by the addition of outlying parishes as to likely in future to return Tories; while similar changes in other ...

... disfranchising measure. It was an example of a tremendous character which I was desired, and that example has been made. Totnes, a Whig duke’s pet borough; Eeigate, a , flourishing railway town; Yarmouth, the greatest seaport upon the South-East coast; and Lancaster ...