... THE WHIG ORGAN. The Mercury must excuse us. We have neither time, space, nor inclination for a discussion. Our indignation the gross misrepresentations which his personal or party jealousy suggests, will occasionally force itself into words; and his ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Norfolk SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. Lord John's Administration is no more! It was a settled fact many days ago that its deplorable weakness could not stand the shock of another attack. Accordingly, having mustered all its ...

... THE WHIG SCANDAL-MONGERS. Our attention has been called to an article in the Mercury of Wednesday, full of the vilest calumnies against Mr. Tillett. We hesitate to notice attacks of this kind, because they injure only those from whom they emanate. But ...

... circumstance thai sine Ihe days the Whigs produced a line, enrol celebrity. pamphleteering, essay writing, speech making, and .11 political strokes of faction, many tlieir champions have excelled ; tiii.tuce is a silei which Whigs have In ineffective anil unpractical ...

... The Whig-Radical Candidates. ARRIVAL OF MESSRS. PETO AND WARNER. The arrival of the Liberal candidates in this city for the commencement of their canvass, was made the occasion by the members of that party for a grand demonstration of their strength in ...

... A WORD OF WARNING TO THE WHIGS. It is not necessary to be uncivil towards the 'Parliamentary leaders of the Liberal party. We should not be ungrateful for the good they have done times past, nor unmindful of the possibility of further services being obtained ...

... WAR AND OPPOSITION—THE WHIG AND THE TORY. (From the Press.) We are told all sides that it is a great thing for the country at the present juncture to have had the whigs in office. What everybody really means that it is a great thing not to have had the ...

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... THE CAUTIOUS WHIG. We infer from the tone of Lord Hartington at the meeting of the Yeovil Agricultural Society that there is no ground for apprehending that the Government will into excess on the Land Question in relation to England. The noble lord is ...

... ARE THE WHIGS “DISHED?’* ” But it has dished the Whigs,*' was tho cogent reaeon given by Earl Derby a defence of his Bill, when pressed one of his friends, more closely than was agreeable, as to it* extent. It was the raised the Chanceli.or of the Exchequer ...

... AN APPEAL TO THE WHIGS. The Standard points out that there ie note single item of Lard Hartington 's speech—except, of course, the par fanctory puff of the Liberal party—which Lord Saks. bury's profession of belief would not cover ; and, on the other ...

... OLD WHIGS IN KERRY Father Godiey, C.C., Ballybunnion, county Kerry, was called Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character which has been already given scores of gentlemen of his class In tho course of bis crossexamination was asked whether in Kerry ...