... RESULTS OF WHIG RETRENCHMENT It is quite out of the question for any journal, and especially one situated as ourselves, to hope in its critical department to keep pace with the current of events ; scarcely is the ink dry hefore a telegram may have arrived ...

... noble Marquis's letter implies or imagines a certain degree of suboidination on Major O'Goi man's part to the leader of the Whigs, be considers it just as well to advise the noble Marquis to abstain in future from trespassing en the undoubted right- and ...

... for the Whig caudidate. There are already many thorough Conservatives who favour the Ballot. Nor I can we see that it ought to be regarded in the ligbt of a party question at all, as it bas no bearing on tho great | | principles tbat separate Whig and C ...

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... the Liberal electors. The Conservatives have not vet announced their candidate, but will do so in a few days. Mr. Warner, the Whig candidate, has placarded a brief address. Bristol Nomination. The nomination for Bristol, to fill the vacancy caused by the ...

... found a place in the lower House, gave in his adhesion to the new chief of the Opposition. Sir John Lubbock, a philosophical Whig, was on Friday last returned for Maidstone, in opposition to Mr Foster W iiite, tbe Conservative candidate, who, though some- ...

... recorded in the London papers of the Earl of DALHOUSIE, better known once as Mr. Fox MAULE, who was a distinguished member of the Whig Party, and for years held office under successive Liberal Governments, the last in which he served being that of Lord PALMERSTON ...

... There is an equal apt- ness in the derivation of ' Whig,' which ought to lead to the revival of the word in the room of the term ' Liberal, the plat- ing of which has well nigh worn off of late. ' Whig,' we arc told, is from the Gaelic tniij (from which ...

... that he may yet be sufficiently restored to take his place in Parliament once more. Mr. A-_ero> Herbert, the promising young Whig ! aristocrat, who once enlightened the members of the Colchester Literary Institution by a lecture delivered under the auspices ...

... whatever circumstances it had been used. Will poor Stroud ever again be permitted to enjoy Member, Whig or Tory, in peace ? Mr. BRAND, the son of the Whig Speaker himself, has, like those who preceded him, been proved not have come ont of the ballot with ...

... complete political consistency in his course. He commenced his public career as a Whig when he entered the House of Commons as Member for Tavis- tock, in 1813, and a Whig he continued to the very latest moment of liis life. What changes in our politi- ...

... aloof from his political opinions, are endeavouring to get up requisition to Mr. JACOB BRIGHT lo contest the Borongh as their Whig candidate. Mr. C. G. MEREWETHER, who was the Conservative candidate at the last election, will, it is understood, agaiu inuited ...