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... WHIG IMPARTIALITY Sir,—l dare say you have observed that a little “job” has been long in progress, with the view of pacifying Pitzroy-slreet political adherent, in the shape of order the Commons’ Committee to mend the rails on Butt Green. don’t find fault ...
... WHIG TAXATION. Sm,—l charged Is. in our district in Cambridgeshire for “ servant,” in the person of my horsekeeper, boy 14 years of age; while in an adjoining district in Huntingdonshire ouch charge not countenanced. Ae plain man, let me ask your more ...
... THE WHIGS & THE HOUSE OF LORDS. INDEPENDENT PREss, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1850. The extraordinary vote of censure passed by a majority of the House of Lords, on Monday night, on Lord Palmerston’s policy in our enforced claims upon the Greek Government, is ...
... the whig bribers and the indepen- DENT PHESS. Sin, —After tbe inwne cunt promulgated the Indeptndcut Pres* about bribery, it may be right to let th- public know that tbe manager of that paper ia mcoruuatent this all other things, the following will shew ...
... WHIG-RADICAL DINNER. Our wonderfully prophetic friends of the Democratic party, confident of victory, suppose, put forth announcement on Thursday morning that there would be a 5«. dinner at the Hoop, after the polling. And a miserable affair it was; as ...
... THE OLD, OLD-WHIG TRICK. (From the llnrning Star.) The heads of the old Whig party, it stated by the Times, have been laid together, and a very Lo]« scheme concocted. Lord John Kusseil is to inove an amendment upon the motion for the second reading ...
... WHIG MEETING AT THE HOP HIND, Oil Wednesday niiihl, the Whig renilnvous was the Hop Hind, in Fair street, and here Messrs. Adair and Hihbert both appeared, supported by their usual suite, beaded by Messrs, t’. F. and G. E. Fuarer, but with the addition ...
... often hear the Whigs say man is a rampant” Tory, or red hot” Tory, or an unbending” Tory ; but these expressive adjectives have not yet been appropriated to Whigs, because, generallv speaking, they are too great humbugs to deserve them, but they ought to ...
... WHIG-RADICAL INTIMIDATION. Sir,— Permit to correct error into which I fell last week. In speaking of the cane of Whig-Radical intimidation not far from the Town-Hall, I assumed that the can vaaoer the peraon who put in the execution: this, I now learn ...
... A WHIG LAMENT. Air—“ The Flowers of the Forest.” I have Pam laughing, the Derbyites chaffing, The Derbyites chaffing, so jaunty and gay; ,„ . Now the Whig tapers low burn at Broadlands and oburn, The Hopes of the Session are all fled away At Brooke’s ...
... 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 ...