... elected by the exercise of the landlord and Tory in- fuence which exists within the borough. To the Tories he says he is no Whig, and thus repu- diates the liberal policy initiated by Mr. GLAD- STONE towards this country; but, in order to ctch a few Liberals ...

... them by Parliament, and who will gainsay their demand ? This is a subject which should interest men of all sbades of poJitics-Whig, Radical, or Conservative. Will any section of them repudiate the cry- Be not like dumb driven cattle, Be a freeman in the ...

... quoted are his own), at Wycombe, but though eapported by Tories as well as Rdicals, he failed by twenty-ene votes to break down Whig influence in that small Ec'ckinghshire borough. Nobody woald have ventured to predict that the young ?? Christ Church student ...

... a real Tory, though expecting the votes and support of allthe Tories, Mr. Mathews professed the strongest aversion to the Whigs, whose LAeign po!;cy had been hostile to the Pope. and whose leader, Russell, was the author of the Durham Letter and the ...