... forgetting the large increase of electors whom the Reform Act has created in that Division of Lancashire; and if the defeated Whigs have thus improved their position, how much better must be that of the Conservatives who were at the head of the poll ? All ...

... each division of the county, too, similar number of gentlemen could make the cause of Con- servatism so formidable that the Whigs would never attewpt a contest again. Hoping the Conservatives here will be stimulated by their recent defeat and snecess. Iremain ...

... Such arguments may affect us physically, but will not change our minds upon the leading questions of (Loud : the day. The Whigs last week crowel loud and Jong; it where are they now (Lavg r.) Where is the Carlisle Journal now ? (Laughter.) Where is John ...

... breach of all political and party etiquette. The latest rumour is that Sir George Grey was sclected— probably as the head of the Whig party in the Commons—as the bearer of a communication to Mr Gladstone announcing the resignation of Mr Disraeli, and the intention ...

... John Irving to “ Be Just and Fear Not” was held aloft ; and it was painful to observe the efforts which some of the leading Whigs inude tu hound tierceness. Take on their hirelings with greater the following plain narrative of one occurrence :— Mr Buttifant ...

... these circumstanecs—to the pos: tive antagonism that there is between constitutional Whig- gery and Communism--to the personal dislike to Mr Bright of which the Whig aristocracy make no Mr Lowe's impracticable arrogance, and Mr Gladstone's impetuous ...

... side. We derived a little particle of information by read- ing the following in our Whig contemporary of Tuesday :—* The conduct of the crowd in front of the Bush (Whig quarters) was orderly during the delivery of the speeches from the window, but one ...

... greater number of the electors than ave been polled for any other candidate since the division of the county in 1832, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. It will be my endeavour dih- gently to fulfilthe duties you have imposed upon me ; and I shall, to the best ...

... Prime Minister, becausethey know hale too conscientious to cement to such a scheme. When be introduces a bill in earnest, the Whigs mut declare for one side or the other—for the rights of property or for its confiscation, for the Constitn. lion or against ...

... more votes pulled for him than were ever recorded fur soy other candidate since the division of the county in , 032. whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Cheers.) It will be my endeavour diligently to fulfil the ditties you have imposed upon we. I shall, to ...

... told that he is a very respectable sort of person. and useful in his way. If soy one wishes to know what the opinion of the Whig governing aristocracy is of the working man, a recent letter from Lord Russell t 3 Mr George Howell will enlighten him. The ...

... that they are charged with them, Lugo, Which also claiins as her son, seems to Ie If it would have suited the purpose of the Whig party doubtfal. Rossini himeelf seems to have favoured the better, tney would have cha’ ged the clergy with being Mr Soole ...