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... THE WHIG BANQUET. Many strange tales have been circulated about the proceedings said to have taken place at the dinner of the so-called Liberals” after the declaration of the poll of the county election, but the statements were so very startling that ...
... brings against the Whigs, which is a mere reiteration of what the Administrative Reform Association urges against the aristocracy in general. The complaint is not just, because office lias on many occasions been offered by the heads of Whig Cabinets to eminent ...
... THE WHIG LEGACY. Whatever be the fate of the Derby Administration —whether it be doomed merely to assume a tangible shape and then pass away, or to flounder on, until exorcised by an indignant people through tlie agency of a new Parliament—it cannot owe ...
... WHIG ECONOMY AND MANAGEMENT. are continually being told by the Whigs of the extravagance and mismanagement of the Conservative party : but the most extraordinary facts connected with the political history of modern times are the enormous expenditure of ...
... Whig gain, 22. Abstract. district 13 16 Qt.Berkhamsted d 0 8 10 Hemel Hcmpsted 26 21 8 Bishop’s Stanford 14 11 10 Hoddesdon 10 28 Hertford 9 11 25 Bantingford 20 20 Sterenage 6 10 14 Hilchia 9 12 J 3 Hatfield 23 15 39 St. Alban’* 11 5 21 The ...
... WHIG OPPOSITION TO THE DERBY ADMINISTRATION. A. meeting of Lord John Ruseell's political supporter* was held on Wednesday afternoon, the Noble Lord’s residence, in Chesham-place, for tho purpose of taking into consideration the course which it would be ...
... PERILS OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Last night (Thnrsday) the following motion was to be brought forward by Lord Nans, in the House of Commons:— lhat in the opinion of this House the transactions which appear recently to have taken place between tbe Irish Govern- ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. Referring to what would] follow should the Liberals have majority at the General Election, the “Referee” says:— “Mr. Gladstone wouldnot be prepared to abandon all his ancient loves and his equally ancient prejudices. He would ...
... THE WHIG BIUBERY—MR. COPPOCK. Allow to ask few questioos respecting Jones, the man who was delected b? Mr. Thomas Naylor some few years since corrupting the electors Barnwell to vote for •* the pinks of purity,” Mr. Foster (!) and Lord Cosmo Russell will ...
... TUK CONSISTENT WHIG PIIEMIER. Ulltil JOHN IHIS—O. LORD JOHN ISTiO. laird John ilo .My dear Lord,—i believed that they might re- with you iu considering the those disallowing cluiist* late Degression ol the lope .in the bill ujam our ProteeUtutinm’' prevented ...
... THE WHIG-RADICAL M.P.* Our borough was represented by two members, the elder of whom. Mr. Samuel Chouser (late of the firm of Chouser, Thimblerig, and C 0..) was an Independent, who went the whole hog for the ballot and household suffrage. He was not ...
... VICTORIA PIN MONEY & THE WHIGS (A Letter to the Editor of the Essex Standard.) Dear Si?,—An extract from th« journal of the late J. Raikes, Esq., headed Victoria Pin Moaev,” has appeared in seTefal Now the slateuieut literally and correctly true. But ...