... important from the fact that this was the first contested election since the promulgation of the revolutionary plans of the Whigs with regard to the Irish Church ; and be was doubly proud to be elected a member of Parliament under such circum- stances, ...

... About one o'cluck a new element imported upon the streets, Some time before it had en whispered that oolliers were coming ~(the Whig candidate, and his brother William, are great colliery workers)—and early in the afternoon it was realized what that meant ...

... been won by the Conservatives. In the two latter instances the results are clear gains, = the seats were formerly occupied by Whigs. Cockermouth now returns two Conservatives for the first time since the passing of the Reform Act of The Bristol election is ...

... was authent:o, Mr. Disraeli replied that it was, and stated that it weld be his duty shortly, by command of her Majesty, to Whig forward a on the subject. He oongratulated the Howse -on the great events that had ooacrred in Abyssinis. As a teat of arms ...

... Ireland are the real Fenian head centresor this—' Ireland.has been to England—what Belgium has been to Europe—the cock-pit where Whigs and Tories decided their political prowess.” have no space to mention the views tlie writer on the laud question, although ...

... throwing of dirt.) The Whigs undertuvk to passa Reform Bill. What was the result ? The failed ; and the Conservatives, their place, carrie a more eomprehensive measure. It was really comical to see the patnotic ardour of the Whigs when out of office. Mr ...

... was opened, and after the first hour. when the numbers were equal, Major Green Thompson steadily progressed in advance of bis Whig opponent, Mr Fletcher ; was never headed and = ulti- Isaac ot won a majority of The mately hy event has proved >0 great a surprise ...

... he professed those opinions at that time, but he has explained that be meant them for adoption, not against the Tories, but Whigs. With his explanation I have nothing to do. I question his philosophy, but Ido not duubt his honour. When any man tells ins ...

... seen approaching, and frightened the inhabitants who witnessed it. PRINCZ POLICEMAN. —A special correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing on Saturday morning, says :— I have told you that the disappointment occasioned by the prince and princeu's late ...

... in order that they might have an excuse for getting into power again, which they had not been since Lord Derby dished the whigs, and the Radicals too, by his measure of reform— (laughter) —they had taken to reformimgtbe Church. As they bad failed in ...

... Bright, and Mr. Barnes were members and adherents. I stated that while finality was the doctrine of Lord Russell and the Whigs, it never was that of the Tories; that in Mr. Barnes's Parliamentary experience the Tories have never denied that Reform was ...

... the great Liberal party. And, in order that they might have an excuse for getting into office, since Lord Derby dished the Whigs and Radicals together in the matter of reform, they took to reforming the church they wanted to dish the parsons. (Laughter ...