... division, and the influence of Lord Lyttelton is considerable, his eon will have to make a close fight to win. In an ordinary Whig and Tory tight the latter would be nowhere, but the clergy are pitted ea masse against Mr. Lyttelton, and the farmers are ...

... to take place on Friday (yesterday) at Ifteen polling places in the division. The question with the electors was not one of Whig and Tory, or the Liberal voters would carry the day against everything. Lord Lyttelton is a nobleman highly respected personally ...

... selling the bottle, he drained a pint of the mister* el one drs.gbl. 'llse captain returning, ricensed coneersinioe, prow:Whig ant to oak* the thief, who turned as pale his tawny complexion wooled don, and kept op a rubbing of its abdoentoal refloat ...

... stated early in the week that Lord Dudley, once • Pashto, and who through Mr. Gladstone's inflames obtained an earldom from the Whigs, declined to support Mr. Lyttelton. feeling of personal pique was said to have some share in this determination, the noble ...

... be able to act straightforward and independently, because he wished it to be understood that this Chamber knew nothing about Whig or Tory. The object of these chambers was to bring forward the farmer's grievances, and to get better and more just legislation ...