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... 14 voted for the Tory it-Candidates, and only S for the Whig Candidates. Now st efore there is only a hedge between that township and Kex- has nisbrough, which belongs to Mn. BEAUMONT, a Whig ; in tinev htese which, out of 9 £50 occupiers who voted, ...
... our power to deny all that Ma 'I DENisoN said, at the lanch after the West Riding t Election, as to the divided state of the Whig party. W LotD JoHN RUSSELL has, it is true, cast off an irn- portant section of his own party, by a measure which, If being ...
... will have a very great majority th, in the House of Representatives ; but that the election of am Whig Senators by the State of Tennessee gives the Whigs ed a majority of 28 to 24 in the Seniate of the United States.- it Thus the two branches of the l ...
... and its dependencies. WHIG AiD CONSERVATIVE COAL1TION.-A great ti deal of conversation, according to the Morning Post, has 3a been going on in the political circles, within the last week, a about an intended junction of the Whigs and Peelites. E, Lord ...
... that a National Bank is nece$smrY It: maintain that it ouglat to be a Treasury Bank, tle' the control of the Government; the Whigs Is tat' called, deny this, and maintain titat it ougnl to he lte; pendent of Government, both orn nittetaty td poelitiin. grounds ...
... think it probable that Lord MonlpT'i's chief diffi- 11 culty arises from the opinions of Lord JOHN RUSSELL and the . other Whig leaders, who, either on the ground of principle or of policy, decline to go the length of Total and Imme- diate. To go that ...
... elections would re take place during the quare and disagreement which must m, jL take place, for a time atles, between the Whigs and the Radicals, the necessary consequence of which would be a h very great increase of the Tory members of parliantent ? ...
... ad (Hear, heair) They don't ditqguim teci: iteei S-; they don't he abate their principles. There is sli 'tif.s party, the ,d Whig party-iitrong, respectabie nob~o, at' .l - _otrable, if i they put a right estimate upor' .iU b nut they he have unfortuinately ...
... were supported Stanley—many the Whigs being what would now cnAed weai-kneed the question—and that compromise included one- clause, designed shot out borough free holders from county voting. The story Stanley's from the Whig racks clearly tal»U Two years ...
... niajoriay of 160, at three it was 176, and at the close it had somewhat diminished. The final numbers were:-- Cavendish ?? ?? (Whig) 1617 Hamilton ?? (Conservative) 1,456 Majority . ?? 161 DEPARTURV OF THE Tiga' CRIZFEAY COR- REsPoNDENT FOR INTDIA.-Ou ...
... Tuesday, that we shall get a eettlemeut of the National question from which. ever Government or party is in power, whether it be Whig or whether it be Tory. There may be a slight variation in the terms which we might succeed in securing from the one party over ...
... CATrnoLrKoe -The following defiartion is from I Meandre's Treasuryv :- Tory, in British history, a political party ?? to the Whigs. and adhering to the ancient conatitotion of England. The word Tory is Irish, end was formerly applied to a ialse of depredatore ...