... talk of the nser- vative reaction, In_ the two northern divisions of the county Conservatives have been elected, the son of a Whig Duke has teen defeated, after a contest conducted in the grand old lordly styl le, with a son of the retired chief of the ...

... detain you oo Whig that are before you and thst have to be decided, so far as the voice of South-West jire is concerned, d these elections, are whether yeu will have a Conservative or Government (cheers and groans). Gentlemen, I not of a Whig Government ...

... great regret at the signal defeat of the Marquis of rtington. He represented, not only the hereditary influence of the great Whig family of the Cavendishes, but also their devotion to Libera’ principles. The Daily News ascribes the victory to the personal ...

... claim their victories on party grounds simply. For the two seats in that borough, owing to the miserable cliquism of the old whig rulers of the town, four candidates appealed to the constituency as the representatives of Liberal opinions. Mr. Bernal Osborne ...

... olfice they did so with the full expectation that Lord Derby's Government could notmaintainitself, buttotheinfinitechagrinof the Whig party Lord Derby formed a Government than which no more able Government, nor one that bad given more satisfaction to the country ...

... a Conservative or a Radical Government. —(Cheers.) I don't speak of the Whig Government, because, gentlemen, the Whigs have ceased to exist ; there is no such thing as the Whigs; and parties are now divided between Radicals on the one hand, and on the ...

... claim their victories 'on party grounds simply. For the two seats in that borough, owing. to the miserable cliquism of the old whig rulers of the town, four candidates appealed to the constituency as the representatives of Liberal opinions. Mr. Bernal Osborne ...

... and that they (the Whigs) would soon be recalled to oflioe, and would then be able, by the increased Htrength of their position, to control thatjiarty which had bo become disorganised. (Hear, hear.) But to the infinite chagrin the Whig party. Lord Derby ...

... have a Conservative or a Radical Government. —(Cheers.) I don't speak of the Whig Government, because, gentlemen, the Whigs have ceased to exist; there is no such thing as the Whigs; and parties are now divided between Radicals on the one hand, and on the ...

... supported Mr. Young under such circumstances was remarkable. the last election, and to very abort time ago, the members of the Whig party were disgusted with the treatment which Mr. Adeane bad received the hands Mr. Yonng, and no one was more so than the ...

... great charge against the Whig Government. The issue tlat was before them, as far as the voice of South-west Lancashire was concerned, was whether they would have a E (Conservative or a Radical Government. Ile did not speak of a Whig Government, because hi ...

... Lord Pabneistoa again in 18C5,lhave been of favourable character. The only instance to the contrary was in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by vote of confidence. The average duration each Ministry has been three yean. ...