... on, or gross ignorance of facts. Londonderry was represented from the year 1830 to 1960 by the late Sir Robert Ferguson, a Whig, who contested the city four times in that interest. From 1860 to 1865 by Mr. M'Cormick, a Liberal Conservative, and since ...

... paper admits a letter this afternoon ' accusing the Premier of having nominated to the sees of Canterbury and London two Whig Erastians As to the first of these appointments, it is scarcely a fit topic for discussion in a public journal, seeing that ...

... spectively, by giving them a Liberal voters gave their split vote. They naturally second votes to the Conserve- preferred the Whig candidate tive candidate. Lord George to his more democratic and Hamilton thus received the less acceptable colleague, and ...

... for the future he retognised in that recovery. He died between eleven and twelve o'clock on diviaion no difference between Whig and Tory . , Liberal and Tuesday night. An inquest will be held on the body by Mr. Conservative, but that he hoped to do his ...

... weeks before, had been put forward by Earl Russell, in his letter to Mr. Chichester Fortescue, intended as an exposition of Whig policy in connection with that Church. I say, in direct antagonism; for whereas Earl Russell proceeded in the direction'of ...

... ultimately was permitted briefly to explain his views, and said he would support Liberal measures whether coming from a Tory or a Whig Government. Mr. Downing followed, contending that the Church question was not half so important as that of the land. The report ...

... (cheers), after a repression and suppression of that feeling for 22 years (cheers). What he called the incubus of obsolete Whig Radicalism that had unjustly rested on the constituency, had at length been removed (cheers). That freedom had been conferred ...

... supplying the moderate Whig-Liberal element, and Mr. HERBERT catering for those who sighed after the hot and hot Radicalism of the Reform League. If Mr. HERBERT was too advanced for some of the Liberals, &there was that steady Whig, Mr. WALTER, at their ...

... without giving him ample compensation. He was prepared to support any just measure that would be brought forward, whether by Whigs or Tories. He thought arbitrary evictions unjust. The Hon. Mr. Fitzwilliam l e a d most toe ' s p im ol p ic o y r , ta b n ...

... to their own countrymen (uproar). The poor law forth an echo to the great Conservative victory in the county I had made the Whigs so unpopular that they had of Middlesex, which had returned a decided supporter of the given up their old party name, and it ...

... is true they always showed themselves ready enough to make use of small constituencies w hi c h happened to be subject to a Whig magnate, and could be counted on to return his nominee. The disfranchising part of the act of 1832 dealt very tenderly with ...

... of Argyll House, Eastbourne, aged 62. WELCII.-18t11. at Upper Tulse-hill, Georgiana, relict of Charles Weleh, Esq., aged 64. WHIG KER. - - 17th, at his residence, Antwerp-villas, New Wandsworth, of inflammation of the lungs, George Whicker, formerly of ...