... Wednesday. EAST WORCESTER/MUM ELECTION. TI, nomination took place at Worcester on Saturday. th candidates being Mr. Calthorp (Whig), and Pakington (Conservative), and the show of hands as declared by the high sheriff to be in favour of MI Calthorp. A poll ...

... having wormed your way into St. Stephens by clap-trap, you may, like !kir H. Foley, Mr Calthorpe, Lord John and other anointed Whigs, forget your vehement professions, and vote like other moderate and reasonable friends of the British Constitution. COUNTY ...

... Japan, a reward for the protectionist struggles of his family. In this respect whigs and tones are tarred with the same brush. It was merciful that no one retorted on the whigs their appointment to an American consulship of great value and importance, quoting ...

... disfran- HILII.—Wa are informed that at a meeting of the heads children. had acarcely.llowe eo whet class of county of the old Whig party on Saturday, it was determined crash and breaking of glass at the back action of the that Lord John Russell should move ...

... no reason why they should not sit on the same Treasury benches with the remains of Peelites and the sons or eonstn-law of whigs. Lord John's speech and resolution was followed by Lord Stanley, who rises in the esteem of the house. Pity it is that his ...

... effect of Lord John's victory will not be altogether satisfactory. Where will he find fresh blood to revive the remains of the whig phalanx. Lowe and Wilson have ceased to be names of power. Vernon Smith will not do after Lord Stanley. We know who will be ...

... ion which Lord J. Russell could tom would enjoy a larger share of support, if its membere were merely nominated out of the Whig studhook.—Mr.iiirs vstert observing that for seven years he had been a faithful supporter of Lord Palmerston, regretted ...

... John must have been the remembrance of what nine-nod-twenty years had done for himself and bis opponent. The son of a great Whig-duke, one of the political powers of the state himself—the idol of the liberal party—their rising star—Lord John was on the ...

... as a reformer, and the latter was fettered by party ties, and had long been accustomed to look upon power as an appanage of Whig statesmen. On the whole he preferred the present government, and would vote for the second reading if they undertook not to ...

... answer, the death predetermined on by the wolf who wanted his dinner. We can see nothing in the antecedents—of Lord Derby, the Whig Lord Stanley of 1832—0 f Sir Bulwer Lytton or of Mr Disraeli, to prevent their taking up with perfect consistency the settlement ...

... cause of peace, and before another month had passed over there might be war in ;trope. He was no particular friend of either Whig or tory, but he should like tome his country well governed. Flaying alluded to the objectionable provisions in the government ...

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