... epithets of thieves and forgers for tbe iniquity of possessing Clmrcb property, is far more applicable to tbe Whig-Radical friend than to tbe Whig-Radical foe. Not satisfied the terms of thieves and forgers, being too much within tbe bounds of decorum ...

... tomorrow (Saturday) week. The names of a Mr. Bouverie and a Mr. Luttrell have been mentioned as possible candidates on the Whig side; but hardly think their friends can in earnest. The tew ratal qualification will add about 35 fresh votes to the register ...

... Irish Church question. Ab memoer of the Waldegrave family, his heredi'.aiy sympath'e.s are strongly enlisted the side of the Whig party, but he has deemed it incumbent on to announce publicly his emphatic condemnation of the policy which an evil hour they ...

... holding office under Whig Government. The electors were not made aware of the vacancy until candidate appeared with writ in his pocket. (Applause). Notice was then given by the Mayor that such a day an election would take place, and a Whig was returned as ...

... upon the army and navy most reckless manner. He denied tbe truth of the statement that the expenditure was caused through the Whigs leaving the public servicts in such a bad state. He looked upon the rumours that some of the members of the Government were ...

... fresh and innocent recreation. It was stated by the Times the other day that Mr. Disraeli had newly embraced the idea that Whigs deprived the working-classes of their votes by disfranchising the freemen, and that it was the duty of tbe Conservatives to ...

... journal of high repute, a most extraordinary exposure of the Liberal candidate for South Devon. By it we understand that the Whig Wdli has not only insulted the medical profession, *lie medical journal asserts, but has grossly insulted also the women of ...

... him I know not : he will want all in that neighbourhood, even to get a respectable third. However, I shall be glad if the Whigs can get him to fight. Only let him try once. He won't come again. Like his father he will let alone after he has had one good ...

... agrees with Mr. Gladstone as to the propriety of going out in 1866, because letting the Conservatives in did the duty the Whigs and Radicals at the same time. That was extremely generous and kind of him. I quite agree that it was the duty of Mr Forster ...

... Conservative policy will be. Mr. Coleridge's idea of policy is that it should be an outbidding. That has been the way in which the Whigs and Radicals have gone on for years past. They do not care about sound, practical, useful legislation : they turn their attention ...

... meetings and for interrupting the Proceedings at the meetings of their opponent*. Conservatives of the county have uot adopted Whig tactics. They have not followed the lord about from place to place for the of hooting him down ; but a few intelligent of the ...

... at the meetings convened behalf their candidates. The Constitutional Party have only put forth their strength to the Radical-Whig fledgeling completely as they elid his father. And that they will forth that strength Lord may rest assured. Mr. Coleridge ...