... In the North Northamptonshire Division, a Whig nobleman wrote to the Conservative candidate, Mr. Hunt, stating that he was not qualified for the votes of ' his tenantry. The Tories were as guilty as the 4 Whigs in this undue interference. The Tory Duke ...

... Mr Bright's views were carried oat with arithmetical rigour, we have to remember that neither moves alone. and that neither Whig nor Tors lords and landowners give up per. sonal and territorial infinence without a sigh. The beginning or the game is Oolong ...

... antidote, kneeling deem by then hems tielibeestely to direst themselves ef the high eYeb. weasel pride, they had always tiers, ea& Whig et their mistress's feel s medal Mt trews hair dew ie . the sad sulfured them to Lean bees memo ea their shesidirs. ids while ...

... the state of political parties. An animus. between the houses of Ih•rbv and Redford, the staunchest 11 1 7 it awl leading Whigs, would be a deathblow to the Palmerston interest and the various faction into which the great Liberal party is split. WIRT ...

... that colour, with buttons half way up the arm on the outside. Bite and red marked the Tory wearer, and the blue and buff the Whig. The Radicals were then in the shell, for if any one of a more liberal feeling called out reform too loudly, he had a good ...

... be some mewl, three ma rushed rut end wont dews the stains. The whole family WINO who by time and raised wise of slam. The Whig some dons Mem dot aate hit. havionsehadsd do gm they went marks, sad thrometaW term (wary deer, aver. lag Wino lads who *Whim ...

... tolerably contented and well-to-do people. There is, however. a renewed rumour as to the reconstruction and consolidation of the Whig party. All the foundation I can find for this is the fact of Lord Palmerston having been staying with the Duke of Bedford at ...

... solid pudding of political reform, and will by no means be satisfied with the empty promise of its accomplishment. Even the Whigs entertain schemes of change wide enough to take the breath out of a respectable conservative of the less liberal school ; and ...

... to the one we have sketched. The Ont's are eagerly speculating on the probable duration of office allotted to the In's. The Whigs, the Palmerstonians, the Peelites, are through their organs, pointing out the weak places in the constitution of the ministry ...

... twaison stick their lacks against the d.s.rposte. They adhere to place as firmly as a I;._ vernment official; and, like the Whigs, if You dna !dace them, they are certain to come hack. A cry of Suppe! generally induce.. them to move, but I have known ...

... differences ; throws us into a sort of latitudinarian dissipation, and completely blots from our vocabulary such words as Tory, Whig, Radical, and Liberal- Conservative. We have no disposition at this season to take up grievances, indeed, we have but ...

... government of the country. belonged teal! those who paid towards the support of drat government—(cheers.) He admired the old whig motto, That representation and taxation should be co-extensive,” Ile did not put that forth as a clap-trap, he had urged it ...