... wore declared elected the room those retiring, two whom wore Tories. P?rth.—The only change the Council i*, that a Whig has displaced a Whig Free Churchman. Liberal* snceealed in all the Wards, except one, where the Tories succeeded in returning a Chartist ...

... THE NEXT ELECTION CRY. I believe that some of the Whig county members have privately but very decidediy remonstrated with Mr Gladstone against adopting household suffrage for the counties as part the Liberal policy. They have stated that, in the present ...

... Compared with such offences, Whig differences are almost of no moment; and yet, when straining at a guat, the Baronet will swallow camel. The only unmistakeable thing the silly speech at lam worth is the speaker's hatred of the Whig Comment, and of its head ...

... some of Mr Chamberlain's remarks by tho.se who believe that there have been difficulties in the Cabinet, split between the Whigs and the Radicals, which is only prevented from breaking up the Government by the supreme iuduence of Gladstone. However that ...

... parties—two subdivi•fobs of each great party. The first consists of the mere Whigs, represented by Lord John Ru-sell; who with mighty professions, proposed a minimum of deeds. The Whig agitation began months ago; it attained a | shape in the very able paper ...

... able form stable Administration if the Whigs could any means be kept in power till autumn. Some his followers are for precipitating another crisis—even Mr DTsraeh himself is impatient of further continuance of Whig rule—but he can be managed, not \o ith ...

... been added. The Whigs are coming over! Earl Spencer, who may be looked on as a leader of a somewhat impracticable and slow-tomove section, the agricultural Whigs, has given ia his open and explicit adhesion to Total Repeal; and the Whig organs in the ...

... unprecedented. Both parties fought stoutly and lone. The one day Tory ascendency was loudly talked of, tne next the mastery of the Whigs was as confidently proclaimed. On Monday night, however, the issue was clearly discernible, the Non-Electors —Chartists almost ...

... Through two distinct channels, each receiving information from a high source, intimation has been conveyed to us, that the Whig Government intend to create five new bishoprics the English Church—and, if the Legislature will bear them out, to attach them ...

... partisans of the Whig Ministry upon the approaching vote of the House of Commons. We shall doubtless be told, alter the rejection of Mr Villiers' motion, that if the Anti-Corn-Law League had been more moderate in their tone, the Whig Ministry would have ...

... sound Liberal, and man of much moderation. Mr is more lie with the Whig party than any of the other members just spoken of; and there is no doubt that he would have part in any Whig Government now likely to 'be formed, and his habits of business would ...

... last election, Sheriff Evans withdrew. The Whigs at first put forward Mr Brand, but subsequently General Or way Trevor, Brand's father and Lord brother. A close contest expected. Helstone. Mr Basset is the Whig candidate to succeed Lord at Helstone. We ...