... announced till next day, and then not officially, because, as it appears, of an impression lhat by some thoroughly disengenuous and Whig manoeuvre the hour of doom might be tided over,— aud the rest of the Session got through somehow. That scheme, however, failed ...

... time, the boo. member ought to have remembered that the history cf the Whig party for the last years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. point of faet, Whig in office wss ugly dog well mozztad.—Mr. Maguire •aid the government ...

... Conservatism ; it shows that out of 2,41 objections, the Conservatives have struck out 1,146 of their opponents; whilst the whigs, with 1,013 objections have only struck out 420 Conservatives ; consequently there is a clear gain of 720 votes for the Co ...

... barrister, a gentleman of local influence, and connected with one of the Leicester bankers, who appears in the field in the Whig interest The Mayor of I_cester, Mr J. Biggs (brother to Mr. W. Biggs, MP. for Newport), w also announced as a candidate, Mr ...

... nature. Whigs and Tories,—as dp.limeatsd Mr. Buck Ingham ;—The beginning injuries originated with the Whigs. It was by Whig Governor-general that all India, well as mvself, was deluded by false promises, made only to Ip' broken—lt was by a Whig memherof ...

... any longer to the dirty work” of the Whig-radical patrons of the borough. Most of the objections were in the township of Clitheroc, being no fewer than in number, I made the Conservative party. Most of the Whig-radical Abjections were signed workmen ...

... of the means which may necessary to maintain the Whigs a little longer in office; not squeamish resorting to any misrepresentations which may be required to induce the people to believe that the said Whigs are real reformers of abuses—the most olisequious ...

... to learn the impassable gulf that exists between the deeds and words of a Whig! He had yet to learn how little resemblance a Whig out of office bears to a Whig in office. The Whigs were in office, and of course poor Buckingham's claims and their own fierce ...

... health and wealth to discharge that great responsibility withont danger to his life or fortune I The baae ingratitude of the Whigs absolutely disgusting. To Mr. Cobden alone do they owe office; the strength of bis measure and his friends alone can they hope ...

... has once more been sold by a Conservative Government It is the old case of the Reform Act of 1867 rejieated. In dishing the Whigs, Tory Ministers have dished themselves. When Mr Disraeli consented to accept the Liberal amendments which made his sham Reform ...

... in the Whig party. ' Mr Arthur Balfonr's family has always been pro- nouncedly Tory. Of the two men Lord Rosebery has advanced most rapidly, but it would be urtrue ‘to ropresent Mr Palfour asa stand-still poli nan If the Whigs have lost in the Liberal ...

... account of them. The number of seats attacked on both sides is 85 ; of which 40 are Conservative scats petitioned against by Whigs, 33 Whig seaU petitioned against by Conser- vatives, aud 1 in which the result makes no difference, viz, Mr. Harland's, for Durham ...