... and the Tory agents fairly stripped to it, and each took a header into the golden stream. The committee, consisting of two Whigs, two independent Tories, and a Cabinet Minister, have unanimously voted the seat forfeited which had been thus flagitiously ...

... Parliament. On the contrary, the expiring days the Session have been distinguished for a display of m than usual energy, and Whigs, Tories, and Radicals have all competed with as much pertinacity with their tongues in the new Palace of Westminster, as have ...

... purchase their tickets at the reduced rate. Ececrion Gosalr.—There is a schism among the Liberals of fi'orwiek. The old.fashioned Whigs are for inviting the present sitting members, Mr. E. Warner and Sir W. Russell, to stand again, while the advanced Liberals ...

... greatly divided as to their candidates. There are, and have been for years, two sections of Liberals in Norwich—the moderate Whigs and the '-advanced Reformers. This latter party insists on nominating Mr. J. H. Tillett, in conjunction with Mr. E. Warner ...

... ng the policy of her Majesty's ministers and not as giving any clue to her own private opinion. On the other hand, if the Whigs succeed to power and the speech contains a recommendation to deal with the abuses of the Establishment, the recommendation ...

... so that they may see as well as hear their favourites; and that fact, doubtless, accounts for the readies:es with which some Whig Peer has pocketed the plunder. But what can you expect from men who would plunder a Church 1 The only clue we can give to the ...

... THE LAST CRICILLADE ELECTION. What followed the hootinga and punching cf the paid drunken agents of the two factions, both Whig and Tory, at the last election in Cricklade ?—broken heads and broken windows, without the least regard to reason or common ...

... impossible to win an election without encountering them with their own instruments. The Tories acted in humble imitation of the Whigs; by prescription of time, a fluctuating residuum of the electors was to be bought, and set aside, before the sterling opinions ...

... about to contend with Greenwich and South Lancashire for the honour of being represented by Mr. Gladstone. A number of the old Whig party ore not quite satisfied either with Mr. Maclaren or Mr. Miller, the only two Liberal candidates in the field, now that ...

... likely to rage fiercely. The quarrel is an old tine, which was much embittered during the feud between the ex-leader of the Whigs and Lord Palmerston, with whom Lord Shaftesbury 's influence. as is well known, we. very great in Church matters. The effect ...

... he has boldly avowed his political iaitb, and his sentiments seem to benf so broad and comprehensive character, that the old Whig school of alike with the rampant Red Republicans of the Reform League, join in applauding them, and promising him their active ...

... view to bolster up that doomed institution. THE Loans' DIVISION ON THE IRISH CHLTSCH.—The minority consisted of 7 dukes, all Whigs; 4 marquises (also all Liberals); 32 earls (including the Earl of Carnarvon); 6 viscounts, 46 lords, and not a single bishop ...