... WHIG GOVERNMENT. THE TRUE UNVARNISHED RESUME OP PARLIAMENTARY WORK IN SESSION 187 L As*the strongest possible testimony to the unquestionable efficiency the present administration, we oall attention to the followiug state of facta, undisputed and indisputable ...

... VATICIN ION Lonpox, Thursday.—The (Whig evening paper) says it is reported that a considerable number of the Ministerial members intend to try and defeat the Registration Bill. in order to postpone the dissolu- tion of Parliament till next year. The same ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION Cockermouth, Thursday afternoon.—Several cases of intimidation, the application of the screw,” on the part of the Whigs, have to-day oozed out. and are the town’s talk. One case deserves particular notice. It is that of a publican, a ...

... Public interests should not be sacriticed family pur proses. \ case of Whig prelate created a sensation wot so lens since, and we are new startled by of preferment emanating from Whig Bethel, for aucht we may be competent for his new post. We tie Wut we ...

... overawed five times their number of peaceable men. By far the most noisy of the lot was one Jobn Irving, who is employed at the Whig establishment at Holme Head; and it was said that otbers of the rioters came from the same quarter. Before Mr W. Slater arrived ...

... fairly and act honestly. His lecture was called “ Whigs anil Tories,” and would have ask them to go back with him fur moment to the Reform Bill of that nice little Whig measure that was keep the Whigs office to the Day Judgment. (Laughter.) Up to that ...

... T H HIG Sc NDAE The “ Whig Scandal” continues to occupy a large portion of the columns of the public journals. There are many reasons why it should be so. The integrity of men in high station is compromised. The public money has been mis-applied. Patronage ...

... WHIG EXTRAVAGANCE AT LEE On Tuesday evening, the Albert Hall at Leeds was crowded almost to suffocation to hear the Whig defence of the recent extraordinary expenditure of the Leeds Corporation, the public having mustered in strong force to impugn the ...

... never had to vindicate the other side. Know of conrse that there was attempt bribery on the part the Whigs in 1841, but I never was applied by the Whigs for assistance, except on that occasion. Know no bribery at Adair and Campbell's election. Have heard ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Duke Bedford writes to the Times :— The belief, which becoming general, that Mr Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges to ask rnyeelf ...

... THE TORY FO HE WHIGS It is a refreshing sign of the progress of political education in the Tory party that some, at least, of its members begin to recognise the necessity of strengthening their forces by securing the assistance of alles They see plainly ...

... the War And prise of Peace as mine Shunning the storm which I toresee Must swamp your Whig War Ministry. my old friend ns gag “* Not you, not be your You hate us Whigs, mq lye poo re obliged 'o use us all the same. a head of no new Ministry.” ua, and you ...