... THE WHIG MINISTRY. (gazette. SATURDAY, August 17 There are some things in which it is impossible for a man to place implicit confidence, and there are some people on whom it would be foolish to rely. American river steamers, coloured sugar plums, cheap ...

... THE WHIGS! * Friend of Mr. F. Milbank's having applied to 1 Cleveland Vicar for his vote, the following answer was returned, which churchmen may think over with ' profit. My Dear Sir,—l owe you many apologies for not • replying sooner to your note. • ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. The plot thickens in reference to the jobbery and nepotism of Lord Westbury, whose principal vocation since he became Lord Chancellor has been to introduce Law Reforms, which have had any rate one beneficial result to his lordship—tbe provision ...

... Mr. Bright's Opinion of the Whigs.—During his speech at Rochdale this week Mr. Bright said The Whigs, when they are in office, are not precisely the same kind of people that they are when they are out of office. (Cheei s.) Their contentment something ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. The Lord Chancellor has become involved in a transaction which smells strongly of jobbery or something worse. There is a gentleman named Edmunds, who held three appointments. He was Eeading Clerk to the House of Lords and Clerk of Committees ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. SATURDAY, April 23 It's fine thing to be a Whig, or a Radical, or Liberal, or an ultra those other beauful names by which those who are not Conservatives are pleased to distinguish themselves. On one point all these sects are ...

... well of Whig human nature. The love of jobbery and trickery is as strong in the old Whig now as ever. It is said an Armenian will never miss a chance of telling a lie, in fact will go a good deal out of his way sooner than miss it. Even so a Whig will create ...

... Cork County Election.—Another Conservative Triumph.—Tbe Whig-Radical majority the House Commons seems to be growing smaller by degrees and beautifully less, another seat having been wrested from them during the past week. Mr. Deasy, the Irish Attorney-General ...

... Another Whig Job.—The Saturday Review, in an article on the Edmunds scandal, state 3 that another son of the Chancellor, the Hon. W. Bethell, who i 3 still an nndergraduate of Oxford, has been appointed to p'.iee of a year. This post, which is not named ...

... mis-apprehension among Whigs with respect to the Tory intellectual calibre ; that the Whigs have been painting the Tory devil rather blacker than he ought to have been painted ; and that there has been habitual unfairness in Whig treatment of Tories which ...

... city district: Sustained. Failed. Conservative claims . 0 Whig-Radical do . 1 Conservative objections 21 . Whig-Radical do 0 . 0 Sustained. Conservative claims ~ objections —73 Whig-Radical claims „ objections 0 Total Conservative gain . ...

... Conservative claims 17 ' Whig-Radical ditto 10 Parties making their own claims . 0 1 Conservative objections 1 Whig-Radical ditto 10 £10 HOUSEHOLDERS. Conservative claims 51 Whig-Radical ditto Conservative objections 30 Whig-Radical ditto 12 SUMMARY ...