... and half Whig?. Mr. H. Lewis made a plausible speech, such as most Whigs are in tho habit of doing, However, at the conclusion of it he was hissed. I also spoke, and reminded the v ecting that I had all my life voted for and helped the Whigs ; but as ...

... the Livery and the Livery Companies?— The Whigs. Who, in 1839, attacked your rights of self-government and of watch and ward within the City attempting to destroy your_locai nnd wtll-ordeied police? —The Whigs. “3. Who, 181S, brought in bill deprive your ...

... great a benefit as that of keeping the Whigs in office. See what an ad- vantage it is to the country to rest and be thankful ! and can it be said, or hoped, that the country would rest and be tbankf al if the Whigs were out of office. Certainly not. ...

... 67 170 275 167 108 13 13 Henry Clay (Whig) 53 47 105 1848 Z. Taylor (Whig) 97 66 163 290 169 121 15 15 Lewi. Cass (Democrat) 72 55 127 lO Frank Pearce (Democrat) 1;>8 96 254 296 176 120 16 15 Winfield Scott (Whig) 18 24 42 1856 Jameß Buchanan (Democrat) ...

... all,” say* he, and they get quite thick. the bye, did Whig lately see account Of that huge gun at Charleston they’re able to mount? Very odd! then there’s tbe public money (Bat your practised Whig is ever so funny). Retrenchment!” grand twelve-lettered ...

... c*id not vete, and new claims . since ?? 106 261 Whigs who voted at the last election ?? 161 Ditto who did not vote, and aew claims since , 67 i— 2lB Gain to Whigs on old register ?? ?? 33 Total gain to Whigs from register of 1869 107 In aeldit imi to which ...

... an exaggeration that one would almost be led to suspect some private pique to have annoyed Anti-Whig. Did he want the post himself ? But if Anti-Whig hatl b»en in the Paymaster General's position, and if he had had a brother in every way as com- petent ...

... carry both the seats again ; at any rate, one of them. 1857, Labouchere (Whig) 442 Mills (Conservative) 401 Campbell (Whig) 300 1859, Mills (Conservative) 415 Lr.boucher© (Whig) 388 RenUnek (Conservative) Beudon (Radical) 255 1859. Bcnlinck (Co ...

... old Whig (I sometimes deem it advantageous to call myself Liberal), and t nacious have I been Whig opinions and my place, that intimate y flioml mine often laughingly protests that I believe the constitution was created for supplying destitute Whig* with ...

... But be is an anti-Whig, and he is, forsooth, to be interrogated on the Whig catechism, artfully cooked so as te pass aa a part of tbe popular creed. ' Will he follow Gladstone ?? We hope he will not ; and we hope he will tell the Whig tricksters so. Tbis ...

... carry both the seato again ; at gyrate, one of them. 1857. Labonchere (Whig) 412 Mills (Conservative) ?? 101 Campbell (Whig) MS 1869. Mills (Conservitive) 418 I.abouchere (Whig) 38- -■Hontinck (Conservative) 335 Beadon (l.ali.al) 255 1850. Bentinck ...

... Essays. This compiler, who characteristically quotes, as one of his chief authorities, that Whig Yahoo, Oldmixon, and who, with charming audacity, defines the Whigs as the party favouring the freedom of the people, has, in the apace of ?? pages, made ...