... the borough of Tiverton, under the Amort domination the borough of Calne, a con. stituency very much under the control of the Whig Marquis of Lansdowns, or against any of the other small boroughs which might name as being under the influence of some great ...

... the endeavour conceal their crime and avoid its just retribution is recorded of the chief agent for corrupt practices on the Whig side at the hotly-contested election of 1835 This person, Mr. James Bussell, who was himself indicted for conspiracy the Taunton ...

... memorable and singular measure of last Session, and hence the present strength and prosperity of the Liberal narty in the House. Whigs, Radicals, Adullamites, and all the curious factions, were conducted thus, by Mr Gladstone, over the pons asmorum of 1869 into ...

... vexed question i 3 S „ grave attention in all attracting tbe kingdom, and nowhere more then in Scotland, where there are great Whig lordlings, always the most aristocratic of landlords, and the moat scrupulous and exacting of game-preservers. There is less ...

... Charles Dilke, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Chamberlain, Sir Wilfred Lawson, and others not quite satisfied with the action of the orthedox Whig leaders. This not all. Major O'Gorman and the Home Rulers are more than ever determined to be a party unto themselves. The ...

... as all imported) in better orelgn cattle be still and at every port w here . § More ventilation, should be comfortable they whig are 1 ported there of the animals should be go; ire led 6 1m porters few days under veterinary; to Place them landed, and ...

... took leading parts in thy were citizens whose namés and sufficient guarantee for the sound scheme, and the bond fides with whig promoted. The Directors of the W should have been present to jadge fa of the extent and depth of te disconteg; excited by the ...

... can play. But why it should snade a cause of reproach against Lord Hamilton that the Conservative party—together with the Whigs—followed certain policy before was born, it might puzzle any less ingenious mind than Mr. Gladstone's to understand. The valuable ...

... it will go hard if the election for Derry does not cost the Ministry another seat. At Richmond we regret to observe that the Whig nominee of Lord Zetland meets only with a Radical opponent. The Richmond Conservatives know their own case best no doubt, but ...

... George Pearcey (who is leaving the neigh- bourhood), to SELL by AUCTION, on Saturday, Sept. 28th, 187S, two p.m., the folio whig LIVE and DEAD ' FAIIM STOCK :â??A shorthorn bull, 18 mouths old, from Lord Ilchesttrs; mare foal, Young Prince ; colt by her ...

... foremost amongst them, to politics. Tories and Radicals seem to be equally jubilant, and equally hopeful; it is chiefly tbe poor Whigs who are filled with misgivings, and begin to suspect that they are being dished again. It is expected, however, not without ...

... the Radicals were boiling over with rage at the conduct of Lord Hartington, Mr. Forster, Sir William Harcourt, and others—the Whig section of the partywere no less indignant with Mr. Gladstone for having separated himself from the other leaders of the party ...