... WHIG JOBBING. WEST r SATURDAY, JUNE U, 1853. the revest of several of our readers residing in Woolwich we have again inserted the list of Whig appointment or electioneering purposes. Those woo live glass houses are proverbial for the amusement of throwing ...

... Glaser( to proscription. Very good! If I understand this Old Whig, Mr. BRIGHT is not to be proscribed, not absolutely shut out ;heisto be admitted, if he will behave himself. Now, does this Old Whig, or does Lord JOHN RUSSELL, imagine that JOHN BRIGHT is ...

... THE WHIP OF THE WHIGS NEXT to the Prime Minister, the Secretary for the Treasury (as the office is now filled) is the most important personage in the Liberal connection ; and in reply to the question, What great man, after all, has been pro. duced ...

... THE WHIG OPPOSITION. (From the Morning Chronicle.) It is announced that an attempt will be made by the Whig Opposition to obstruct the progress of public business, on the very first night of the session, by a factious amendment on the Address. This amendment ...

... THE IMMACULATE WHIGS. The Whigs, everybody knows, are the sworn enemies of corruption. To correct abases is the sole aim of their political existence; they detest job cordially almost as they do their putative tire. To imtgine Whig guilty of the old Tory ...

... THE MINISTRY—THE WHIGS. It is now much taken for granted the Whigs, if the fact had already occurred, that the Derby Ministry will not be in existence Christmas-day. But while making so sure of a break up the Cabinet within three or four weeks after the ...

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... THE WHIG CABINET. It is understood that the four Ministers, whose names we mentioned on Friday, as having tendered their resignations in consequence of Lord John Russell’s conduct towards Lord Palmerston, have agreed to hold office nominally until the ...

... THE IMMACULATE WHIGS. The Whigs, as everybody knows, are the sworn enemies of all corruption. To correct abuses is the sole aim of their political existence; they detest job cordially almost they do their putative tire. To imagine Whig guilty of the old ...

... WHIG TYRAN1Ny. THE CASE OF THOMAS JONES. On. the 17th of September last Thomas Jones's sentence of two Years' imprisonment expirede; On that day the reqnired sureties for his good behaviour for five years were in attend- ance _at the Westminster Police-court ...

... THE WHIGS IN PRIVATE. THE Whigs never were, and never could be, an honest party. Their practice, from the first, has been controlled by the necessities of a false position. Their politics have no meaning; their professions have no sincerity; they have ...

... the writer been so disposed for charging recreant Whigs with the result. What is the Honourable , W. Campbell but a Whig of the first water? Colonel Freestun is another Whig. More °Terrell is an ex-Whig Governor, and, I presume, did not leave his Whiggery ...