... THE WHIGS AND THE BALLOT. To the Editor of the Hampshire Advertiser. Sir,— From the agents of the Whig candidates for Smith Hants I received a printed bill, telling me not te be afraid to vote, as nobody would know anything at all about it, Ac. ; an_ ...

... WHIG GOVERNMENT. THE TEUE UNVAENISHED BESUME OF PABLIA- MENTAEY WOEK IN SESSION 1871. As the strongest possible testimony to the unquestion- able efficiency of the present administration, I have to call attention to the following state of facts, undisputed ...

... WHIG PRINCIPLES We appear to be driven to the oonolnaion that a Whig— I. Bequiree no wider basis tbaa the broad outlines of En- glish hiatorv apon which to foand bis doctrine. 11. Disclaims any general principiee of politioal aotion, and regards politics ...

... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEEBAGE. There appears to be no limit to the meanness and ef frontery of Whig jobbery. The instance to which we ai present advert is one peculiarly offensive, both in itself an,, as it affects the dignity of the British peerage. In ...

... WHERE ARB THE WHIGS P Never till now, says ths St. Stephen's Review, hss the abject oondition of the Whig, been openly acknowledged. A semblance ot sopremacy bas always remained with tbem, but now it is over. By the free confession ot L^rd Hartington ...

... THE WHIG REWARD FOR VALOUR (NOT THB VICTORIA CROSS). We had little hope when we penned a few remarks a week or two back, upon the Strange doing's at the Admiralty, tbat we should so soon have to chronicle the happy event of tbe retirement of tbe prime ...

... IHE WHIGS DRIVEN INTO A CORNEB, AND MUST FIGHT. E J?Sv?X IS WI^ING TO DO mo iJ&tPv^F** HE BID IN TH E CASE OF MR. ANDREWS, OP SOUTHAMPTON. (Abridged from the Sunday Times). The Whip are now compelled, ss the only chance of scrambling once more to office ...

... A STRONG GOVERNMENT--THERE IS NO WHIG PAST HOPE HOW I (From the Saturday Review). Lord Palmerston boasts of having a strong* government, and he is determined to test and to parade ita strength. He has had a vacancy to fill ln his cabinet, and of all men ...

... The prosperity of the country does not, and never did, depend npon the exaltation of the Whigs. Just the con- trary. At tbe present moment the Chancellor of the Exchequer can afford to laugh at the croakers who foretold that the appointment of a Conservative ...

... HOW THE LATE BOARD OF WHIG LORDS OF ADMIRALTY TREATED THE MERCHANT SER- VICE. (From the Morning Herald.) A notice has been posted in the transport department of the Admiralty which at the present time reads almost mif it had been concocted by a lunatic ...

... Healy thus de- scribed the qualifications of his leader's nominee : — A renegade, a Whig grub, a rotten Whig, a scabby sheep, a rotten rudder, a Whig intriguist, a thief in the night, a Government man, a political cater- pillar ...

... WYCOMBE ELECTION For once the Whig Government and and their equally un- lucky proUge, Mr. Remington Mills, have achieved a success at Wycombe- A Whig seat was vacant, and they have not lost it. The event, of course, will be trumpeted forth by them as ...