... and Lord Hartington will publish separate manifestoes; but to certain point the Conservatives will co-operate both with the Whig and Radical Unionists during the elections. Our London correspondent states that Mr Gladstone will probably speech or two in ...

... Conservative interest, and this week a second candidate has appeared in the fiold, the person of Mr. W. H. Watson, Q.C., who holds' Whig principles, and was formerly member for the borough of Kinsale, Ireland. We understand that the number of persons entitled ...

... The proposals of the noble Lord show that he wished to revert to the cld state of things. i-e is ready to come one day as a Whig and on the next as a Tory. It makes no difference to my Lord Pollington. I do not believe that that is what will recommend ...

... duty, though he certainly began life with something that faintly resembled it, has lately given himself to one idea, the old Whig idea—the retention of place. —John Bull. MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The general annual meeting of members was held on Friday evening ...

... and on the »»rcn iou o£ Paris o Peronne, iiontmartre. hvocunying the heights of Bf4» v v Ss Ship is » George Stevens, the Whig Admimsheld several appointments dunn t ]JS4, Confrations, having been • afterwards Treasurer toiler of the Queen's Household ...

... last three years, but who held on, unwilling to let so good a piece of patronage fall into tho hands of his old enemies the Whigs, has now been induced by Lord Derby to retire, for the purpose cf enabling him to appoint his private secretary, Mr. W. P. ...