... A WHIG M P. AND THE PRESS. ScEKr—The shop of the famous Hoby, the bootmaker. Knier Ensign O’ Donohue in rage. **Hoby, new bouts pinch me, and my last were bad fit. 1 shall withdraw custom from yon.” Hoby, in paroxysm of mimic agony** J»»bn! Thomas! Peter ...

... arc likely to startthree on the Whig, and as many on the Democratic side. In so far as this country has any interest in tbc strife, the recommendations and drawbacks of the candidates are pretty eqiwlljr balanced. The Whigs are wedded to commercial protection ...

... which are broadly developed in the object* agreed Mowmarket, a* follows —sympathy with financial reform ; abandonment of mere Whig and Tory polities; repeal r.f the game laws; revision «»f the county expenditure; tenant-right; reform of the titlie system; ...

... of that determination, put up their man. Conservatives, in consequence, voted for Whigs. Although the Whigs had broken faith with tbe Conservatives, they supported the Whig*; and the present Chief Magistrate owes bis position to Conservative aid. I may ...

... swell the tide of opposition. The Tablet this day, in articla occupying no less than 10 columns of that paper, and beaded “The Whig Conspiracy Unmasked,” openly counsels resistance the Government bill in the event of ita dooming law. ...

... annoyances and injustices arc fairly chargeable against those who now agree continue without an attempt Improvcment—that is, the Whig Ministers and their supporters. It has been a course of very great impolicy. The classes aggrieved by the Income-tax. now continued ...

... A vacancy in the representation of Bradford is caused by the death of Mr. William Bousfield, “for the last years a staunch Whig and Reformer. Out 1900 inmates of the Sheffield Workhouse, 1017 decline to ackno»ledgc themselves of any religions persuasion ...

... the abolition of Church Kates, nyttinst all Reform, againtt vote by ballot. Only last Friday night Mr. Henley voted with tba Whigs again* Mr. Locke King’s motion for extending the £lO franchise to counties. All three of these consistent gentlemen are great ...

... member*—to Free Trade—to anything and everything—as a means of again throwing the country into confusion, and expelling the W’hig Cabinet. Cardinal Wisman and his adviser*, who bad lately regained the position they had lost on majority in favour of bringing ...

... taxes—(laughtei). When a battle was fought some lime since, he had hoped that his friends the Whigs would have let in the free light of heaven; his friends the Whigs fully appreciated services on canvass, but they put him in mind of a friend of his, who said ...

... produce deplorable results. not want tbe liberty that tramples on law, but simply fair play. This we have not bad from tbe Whigs. for protection to native industry. President Taylor, in his last message, it in favour of home labour and due encouragement ...

... James Wyatt, Jun . carver and gilder (Consenratires), were returned without opposition. As were also Mr. Wise, gentleman (Whig), and Mr. Cartwright, cabinet maker, Ac. (Consenratite), for the East Ward. The South Ward was contested by Mr. John Towle ...