... show how strangely history repeats itself; how the two Tory candidates Westminster had vast majority over the two Whigs; how the Whigs expected that the election of the City of London would balance that of Westminster, and how, upon closing the books ...

... Fngranoa HIGNETT'B HAVANA CUT, AN AGREEABLE SMOKE. She fast LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1874. ion as the heir of Whig magnate Rives him ertain amount personal influence, and that tolerably popular. The Liberal °rgaiu, baying ecepted this alternative ...

... the House of Commons, was quite independent of the Irish element, which he believed was very much over estimated, so far the Whig party was concerned, and doubted whether the Home Rulers would vote opposition to the Government, cousideringit to be a mistake ...

... other cases, contests for county are not only contests of party, but almost more emphatically struggles between a traditionally Whig and ditionally Tory family interest. All this tie Radical school of reformers have commented upon with the bitterest indignation ...

... Lord Geo, Cavendish, who seconded the propoeal for the election of Mr Brand, not a new fangled Liberal, but, anything, old Whig, has a dry humour and a rough earnestness, which together made his speech very effective, and again the Conservatives endorsed ...