... influential personages, have openly avowed their dis- trust of Mr Gladstone’s policy, and their consequent secession from the Whig party. Among the eminent men whose misgivings have been thus excited, may now be included our own Diocesan, whose political ...

... W CUMEI LAND Our Whig contemporary is good enough to say that “there does not appear to be the slightest probability that any opposition will be offered to the return of the Hon. Percy Wyndham and Colonel Lowther, the present (Conservative) members for ...

... and not a doubt is entertained that he will be the Conservative candidate for Cockermouth at the ap- proaching election. The Whigs are at their usual tactics ; our correspondent says the workpeople in a tection of the Ballot. certain Blue factory are calling ...

... the Irish Church question ' • member of the Waldegrave family, his .•I ry sympathies are strongly enlisted on the si k .1 he Whig party, but be has deemed it incunibem on 111111 to announce publicly his emphatic mmtletnnation of the policy which in an evil ...

... occuion I purpooe bring a Candidate for your suffrages. At the coming Election all the old Electioneering Machinery of the Whig sad Tory Patty will be put in motion. Throughout the gauntry each party is eon- ' Ideutly prophesying tbat New Electors will ...

... the national expenditure when- ever the Whig party place their bungling hands upon the helm of the state. A stranger to our politicai history since 18 yes would be able to mark off the years of Conservative and Whig rule with nothing but the returns of our ...

... candidates will pre- sent themselves to the electors of this division of such commanding claims as will effectually break up the Whig monopoly of the representation. ...

... tricks of Whig claquers, we believe the working men of Carlisle will not be led astray—if we may use a homely but forcible simile—by such a miserable “red herring.” Mr. Hodgson’s address produced a decidedly good impression. As to the Whig requisition ...

... is the 1 wets of the Whig-Radical or bi ry as the chay pure Democracy—and one of the mr'titudinous f the Jones iced a ivocate of every Ding for which the crowd may clamovr the T al claims and prete sions of of tie conflicuung Who ong oried in forming ...

... new Governor- General by a Conservative Government. It had been hoped to secuve the office for some needy member of the great Whig party. Henoe their annoyance. The Liberals are 80 hungry for place after their couple of years’ exclusion, that they are thrown ...

... of success could be put before him. We cannot say that the reply held out much or any en- couragement to Mr Bevan.— Herald (Whig.) THE REPRES TATION EASTC MBERLAN oO EpNITOL OF THE CAF LISLE PATRIOT Str,—TI rejoice tosee in your last issue of the Patriot ...

... hypocritical Whigs in at to tie perish of Oakum thwt likewise with gr the w in sew Is the reepestive at Joao* fag smi yea will teach the a n o b AND / to bba they will a grave width is open IM f tan them. Tea ones ese a is in the aa das eyes ef both Whig and be ...