... WHIG KOrUHR. speak by the card when say that the most violent proceedings ever witnessed in connection with an election meeting took place Tuesday evening, in tho Cross Street Schoolroom, Botchergate. It had been convened Mr W. Slater, in order to explain ...

... THE WHIG .IOUIIKUY V characteristic instance of Whig jobl»ery has just been perpetrated. Ten days ago. the Lord petition from Mr. H-lmundH, Bending ik ami Clerk I'ommittces in the Mouse of Hinds, the lengthened services, that lie might permitted resign ...

... WHIG VATICINATIONS. London. Thursday —The (Whig evening paper) says it is reported that a considerable number of Ministerial member* intend try and defeat the Registration Bill, in order jumtpono the dissolution of Parliament till next year. The same ...

... THE WHIG SCANDAL The Whig Scandal continues occupy a large portion of the columns the public journals. There arc many reasons why it should l>c so. The integrity of men in high station is compromised. The public money has been mis-applied. Patronage has ...

... WHITEHAVEN WHIGS- [From the Carlisle Patriot.] [The following remarks (referred in the above article from the Journal) will doubtless afford amusement to our readers ] Whigs are much the same everywhere. In counties they are usually stiff, dictatorial ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE COLONIES. A correspondent of the Timet, writing on th subject of emigration, says : We know from experience how vain a task it is endeavour to prevail upon a Whig Administration aid the cause of civilization for civilization’s sake ; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WHIG JOBBERY Lord Palmerston ha* U*en going through the miU*’ pretty extensively of lute, on account of hi* church appointments, which certainly are characteriscd about the most bare-faced jobbery one could well imagine. _,. . .. • All the recent Bishop* ...

... OLT) WHIGS” IN KERRY. Father Godley, C.C., Ballybunnion, county Kerry, was called by Mr. Raid, and gave evidence of the character which has been already given by 'cores of gentlemen of his class In the course of his crossexamination he was asked whether ...

... fall, And what was for,— Forgetting such mistakes mrtM be When they’ve a Whig War Minlat^y. ,, P. •‘ And many men will speak in WTtth, Who silent sat before (Unlike the old Whigs loath to thwart The action of the war). Of England’s heroes left to die In ...