... WHIG CORRUPTION. The ultra-Liberal News of tAs Wald thus comments on the Whig bribery and corruption:— Look at the last general election. We all remember the circumstances under which it took place. The cry was.' Confidence, or no confidence. in Lord ...

... THE WHIGS IN TORY TRAPPINGS. The Whigs, now that they are in power, seem to vie with each other as to who will carry out most faithfully and to the letter the policy of their predecessors. If they are asked in reference to foreign affairs, they declare ...

... LONDON HOP MARKET, Ann. 18. Oar market daring ON Feet week his trAlbtted little or so ehaage, the deemed Whig active foe the very short of hope on ogee, and prises for the better sorts showing a father tendency to improvement. Sound yearlinp and maples ...

... and people. Now, the Whigs in Fife are attempting to reverse this—to send up a member to represent the Whigs merely, to the exclusion of the County, its interests and people—one merely to say 'Yes' or 'No,' as the leader of the Whigs says Yes' or No,' on ...

... and must go ; and suppose the gods favoured the efforts of the Whigs and they are put out—what then? Where will a Government be got who will be in a majority? Not, certainly, from the Whigs, with Conservatives, Radicals, and hobbyists as the Opposition; ...

... in Fife, intimidation, not bribery, was the rule, and human life counted u nothing provided the Whig beaded the pull. It appears that even yet certain Whigs in Fife are carrying out their election tactics : one especially, with a handle to his name, is ...

... Liberal who forsakes his Liberalism to do the dirty work of the Whig clique who have forced Mr Wemyss on the constituency. Who's the turncoat?—The cringing, crouching Liberal who turns Whig maidof-all-work for fear of being falsely called a bad name. Who's ...

... Scotsman, with his usual propensity to ridicule, on Saturday places the Earl of Glasgow's command to his tenantry to vote for the Whig candidate after Sam Cowell's farewelL The Earl of Glasgow requesting that his tenants will use their vote and influence for ...

... hear.) One thing I can promise—if it be a Government like the Whig Governments which preceded the Government of Lord Derby—it will not last. (Hear, hear.) The power which put out those Whig Governments can put out this Government. (Hear, hear.) The re ...

... pleadings; and only those who will not see can be deluded by such shallow trickery. The pro-Austrian leanings were wholly of Whig manufacture, and Romanist alliance depends on the same prolific maternity alone for existence. Lord Derby kept Britain neutral ...

... for progress, because they said so, and that the Conservatives were nut, because the ' Liberals' de• dared it. Of course the Whigs became ' Liberals' in a body. They went over in strings. The group was as one man. The dullest man could call himself a Liberal ...

... league with Rome' is • sentiment which meets with all but universal approbation from the British people. This being so, the Whigs in their great extremity are labouring incessantly but in lain to have it be• Rend that their own heavy losses and Government ...