... A PURE WHIG pure Whig might be scientifically described as a concentration of political lymph. He is without colour and without pungency, but not without characteristics. There were blue and buff identities fifty years ago. These, however, have vanished ...

... The Northern Whig says that at the adjourned inquest into the horrible act of the servant maid, Eliza M'Dowell, who had attempted to conceal the birth of her female child, by covering it up in the fire, the jury, on the evidence of two medical gentlemen ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM LOWNDES YANCEY. The Richmond Whig of July 31 announces the death of the eminent Confederate citizen Mr W. L. Yancey, at MontgomeryAlabama. Born in South Carolina 1815, he resided for a long period of his life in Alabama, where, up to ...

... contrasted this conduct on the part of the present Whig officials in Scotland with the conduct of the Whig officials at the time of the Reform Bill, and for many years thereafter, and hinted that the present Whigs, although professed Liberals, were not really ...

... of Free-trade. course, without the aid of the Whigs, such victory would be impossible; but if rumour may be credited, the Whigs are willing in this matter to do the dirty work of the Derbyites. Servile Whig journals, on all occasions ready for a fling ...

... by the Whigs to a kind of political posturemaking. An equivocal Christian of the early ages kept on bowing terms with Jupiter, lest perchance the old mythology should one day again resume its sway. Profiting by so judicious precedent, the Whigs, uncertain ...

... devoted by the Whigs to kind of political posturemaking. An equivocal Christian of the early ages kept on bowing terms with Jupiter, lest perchance the old mythology should one day again resume its sway. Profiting so judicious a precedent, the Whigs, uncertain ...

... emancipation which the Whigs achieved for Scotland told anew, with all that undoubting faith in its veracity which a party man must needs exhibit. It would ' almost seem to be a settled article of the Whigs— we mean, of course, Edinburgh Whigs—that but for their ...

... emancipation which the Whigs achieved for Scotland told anew, with all that undoubting faith in its veracity which a party man must needs exhibit. It would almost seem to settled article of the Whigs— we mean, of course, Edinburgh Whigs—that but for their ...

... Carlton Club is fatal them. A truly Christian Whig, when smitten, as Mr Osborne has been, on the right cheek, would doubtless have turned the left cheek also to the hand of the smiter ; but truly Christian Whigs are rare fowl. Had Mr Osborne at once admitted ...

... in the Whigs. From the Whigs, however, better things were expected. The people trusted the Whigs, and were betrayed. We bring no slander against the party in making this statement. We learn from Lord Jeffrey's Essays that the policy of the Whigs has ever ...

... it having been established in 1770. For a long period it took the lead of the other journals, and represented the Whig Party and Whig politics with great ability and fidelity. The paper declined gradually in influence from 1840 till about twelve years ...