... such record now, real The letters within parenthesis refer to the political cept parties the candidates belonged to, viz-(w) Whig, (r) natn Tory, (it) Radical, (L) Liberal, (L a) Liberal-Conservative, and (c) Conservative. .1295.-William son of Paul, Adam ...

... the re-election of our old members, Edward Hermon, Esq., and Sir John Holker, Q.C., was opposed by the whole ?strength of the Whig Radical party, the opposition was Ifruitless, and, considering what happened in scores of Iconstituencies of the kingdom, the ...

... they are not unreasonable, ThGia ti perfeotly well that the Whig ejernent 0ss Cabin~et is very powerful; and they 110e '1 to aver, that they are not yet stroc.g tenollfit govern without the Whigs. They. il hV awept, though perhaps Withi s'me itb whatever ...

... ridiculed asprotection, yet that very term should truly vani ndieate the soundest policy of every Government, be it Imp Badickl, Whig, or Tory.-Your die., and A tREE TRADER, sing 'TFfE SALVATION ARIMY. TO TIEC EDITOR OF THE PAggUSToN ariuoNIaLs. SIR,-Can auy ...

... must, for thle Vle~en. any rate, go to the wall. One thhll is c , 11 if Lord Salisbury does becomle lealel of party, the Whigs will never join thle Con;, tives. Some very bitter feeling has been sleowtaie Oaths Bill. The Government are eceuced ol hurrying ...

... conseisen- tines Corneerrativa-the Conservative aS an earnest Liberal- and tine nondascript as sometimes Tory, some- times Whig, and again as extreme Radical I Teo tosoe who look quietly on the game, all wonder if it was ever woith the candle,' this ...

... Chamberlain, but they are uncertain as to th what concessions these three statesmen may ev have been compelled to make to the Whigs wt inside the Cabinet in the construction of the hi Land measure. And this they regard as a matter of paramount importance; ...

... self, and is, therefore, a poor sabstitute for wai Ithose quslifications necessary in an efficient Government. kin IRadical, Whig, or Tory, all seem to govern when in office por by mere nmeaesoning instinct, From our most distant igl dependenriea to Dl ...

... filei fore, if they sent him to represent them, they tins might riest assured that he was nothing of their mar old-fashioned Whig, but en' bonest, good Liberal, and and as such he was worthy of the vote of the Liberal thet party of Preston, and ha trusted ...

... ns no one canl tell-.oed arssciief insanivieist onittes. Thit very secoentria gentlemn th woioethy a Tory endr thit next a Whig, maynottn t El likely take ats sudden' a turn from Free Trader to stern the1 Protectionist-and, indeed, this wonld he one of ...