... pronounced to 'Je beyond his means, and in some particularly uraorant and underbred quarters, was spoken of as preferring Whigs to his own men, and as soliciting them with some submissiveness to Wve under his flag. The truth, of course, was ,ihat her ...

... invention of the Whigs, under the direction of ail eminent Whig lawyer, now deceased, and who was latterly raised the bench ; and, second, that the most transparent cases of manufacturing votes by merely “nominal” qualifications have been Whig ones—we fancy ...

... pastor. May WWI fumbled by J. A. la IDDLIGIIAYS. la Sow= Rams& The Raw. Joint Baia., Pattimats, per seated by • very . as • Whig newt their rube. was J. A. lIIDDIIMAN. ...

... intelligent dolmas, as you value you cures keep from them the vote. The of the young Whig end the old one sane----tee political serfdom of the and the continuance of Whig sacendeis Bat the accession of Lord Derby and the dereowitratione of the peel wrought ...

... after all, they had changed King Log for King Stork They found out that the Whig Reform Bill had hot .exactly brought in that polmcal millennium which the Liberals (for so the Whig-Radicals began to call themselves) had so lavishly promised and which the ...

... and representation of the city e- with their constisat voting for the Whig Minist rs On . questions affecting the game of change seats and t the see-saw principle of Up with Whig and down with Tory-will tender their votes for Messrs M'Laren and Miller ...

... T, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1862. tribution of patronage ; but we did think that even Whig legislator might have drawn up an Act scarcely a page in length, without becoming liable to the charge of glaring inconsistency and manifest ambiguity. We cannot ...

... midst of the Whigs, and speak from the tribune of the Whigs, who vote and act with their adversaries. They are Conservatives in all but name; they have the hands of one side, but their voice is that of the other. They are thorn in the Whig side, goading ...

... Adullarnites ; the simple fact being that the deserters were properly accredited Whigs, and in deserting represented to some degree the feelings and opinion@ of their party. The Whig party, then, a party, wan to blame for the =freemen of the Reform Bill of last ...

... iay _be . _lli ' e Quveii _' _b _Ministers _• will also be tho T _' _rniCt _^ B _MinistcTs . _and _that no party , _whether _Whig _ , ' Tory , _' _or-. _Radical , _wifl _' he ever ablc ' to ' claim . lLat to _/ lhetp lelon _;; prcfcrBncca anA likings ...

... TIOANTAX LOAN. J 20. —l'b. 'Wrap of Jotod tato loot., onions' of 5 per coot. of 30,000,00 D &rime, at IS. The object of Whig merely to anticipate pelmet of tn. totes, the Miniator of Finance lo to IS Mak • noes . that a of their at Woe, bad tbe t ...

... influence with the Liberal constituencies and the working classes, he might compel the Whigs to introduce any Reform Bill he pleased, and to carry it, too. for the Whigs know well that the withdrawal Mr Bright's support would force them resign in favour ...