... ARE THE WHIGS “DISHED?’* ” But it has dished the Whigs,*' was tho cogent reaeon given by Earl Derby a defence of his Bill, when pressed one of his friends, more closely than was agreeable, as to it* extent. It was the raised the Chanceli.or of the Exchequer ...

... A WORD TO THE OLD WHIGS. TO TEE EDITOR THE NORWICH MERCURY. Sir.—There are, I doubt not, among your readers not a few Old Whigs who are asking themselves what course they shall take at the nest general election. ■ Under what standard shall I rally f Under ...

... the Town Council oc the one hand, and political clubs on the other, against the Whigs for his own elevation. Gridually he drove from the Town Council the majority of the Whig Section and filled up their places by Radical friends and followers, allowing ...

... to offer themselves for re-election one. the friend of the Radical candidate, the *• man of his choicethe other Whig, the choice of the Whigs. answer Mr. description “of tried fidelity.” for whose past services Mr. Biiioht said “ there ulimi'd be some regard;’ ...

... the Whig-Liberal electors. But this was not to be the fate of the preliminary meeting of the Whig-Liberal party, if the Radical Orgauisatiou could prevent it. In order to cany out their object, (we have this from one of their own party, to a Whig Liberal ...

... political principle without example in our records? The Whigs may have been temporarily “dished. But their leader can say “Resuroam.” The Derby Disraeli Cabinet in striving to “ dish the Whigs” has sunk its own character never again to rise. ...

... HOME NEWS. MR. J. H. TILLETT S ABUSE OF THE WHIGS. ...

... and sound, and steady Liberal Whigs being rejected, and one two Tories elected ; the Electors and tbs Liberal parly in Parliament, and not improbably the Government, will know to whom they will indeb'ed, and why the Whig Liberal Candida les are hoped ...

... great Mr. Coke, of Holkham. Since that time (Mr. Everett) had maintained the principles of a Whig. He had been a good Whig all his life, and he hoped to die a Whig. (Loud cheers.) He was very much struck with the opinions of their two candidates—those young ...

... prudent and wise as to the future, and what may be the effects a failure at another and perhaps an early election. NORWICH. THE WHIG AND THE RADICAL COALITION. Of Mr. J. H. Tillktt’s candidature have already expressed our opinions. have nothing to retract ...

... Tombland. * cle * NORWICH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, ••WHAT’S DOING? A writef of tbe Radical Section utterly loss to know what our Whig Allies’ are doing** lie would like to learn what they are raeditat’ So also the mole, who has been working his underground ...

... leader, Lord Derby, was himself a Reformer—« Whig—whom the Conservative party opposed when the Reform Bill was born; and that, although now head of the self-styled Conservative party, he has maintained the same Whig principles, differing only partially from ...