... lOONOOLASTES ; OR Ulf-WHIGGING THE WHIG& TO TIM BDITOE. Sir,—ln the wrangling of party men over the agitation in Ulster, it has scarcely been noticed that a great change has been wrought by the eminent persons who manufacture the creed and dictate ...

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... THE WHIGS. (Front the Tory Press.) In what have the Whigs declared themselves opposed to Conservative principles? When Lord Derby brought in a Reform Bill, they objected to certain details of that measure, and, by preventing it going into Committee ...

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... WHIGS - - was then the term of reproach cast upon the persecuted. ThiF) some think, arose from the word wigg, applied to the thin Skimmed milk they were glad to drink in their wanderings. Others allege that it was an abbreviation of Whiggamores, as the ...

... THE WHIGS, Referring to the article in the Edinlurgh Review on the # past and Future of the Whig Party,” the Saturday Review says :—* It was the want of any vital power in Parliament through the hold which, obstructive, undecided, comlortable people, ...

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... THE WHIGS. John Bun asks :— Is it not high time that really constitutional Whigs should join forces with Conserve• tives P The 'limes talks of a middle party. Well and good if that middle party will really aid to serve the Constitution. But they must ...

... TO THE WHIGS. GENnEmEx,—Whatever praise or whatever attilell to the name it was once your boast to assume, the name itself is so identified with the History of England, that we have a right to ask why it has disappeared from our records? Hitherto you ...

... Whig. Mr. Charles Buxton, M.P., has addressed a letter to a member of the Jamaica Committee, setting forth the reasons why he cannot assent to the prosecution of Governor Eyre for the wilful murder of Mr. Gordon. After expressing his indignation at the ...

... THE WHIGS, A correspondent of the Dublin Telegraph, writing from Tipperary, says that on the evening of the day upon which the intelligence spread throughout the country, that Lord John Russell’s ministry was out of office, there were fi ®a to be seen ...

... THE , WHIG Japan, although in many respeas rightly termed a country of little things, in one respect surpasses all countries on the face of the globe, and in that respect she holds a most undesirable record; for in the nature and extent of her terrible ...