... shelved the ministers and the Whig party generally; and extravagance and jobbing of every description have run riot, even beyond precedents of form* years profligacy. An election, however, is length, hand ; and the Whig ministers, and their organs about ...

... e associations which are not so misnamed. And why do the Tories not rejoice at their great success—why are they not Whigging the Whigs, and loudly boasting of their triumphs ? The reason not far to seek. Their victory has been grand defeat—another such ...

... Richmond Whig says:—The evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands the rolling stock the Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Rlississippi Central, and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over 40 engines were lost. The loss (continues the Whig) is incalculably ...

... nc« nothing noser roly was ever done or uttered. She died the 16th November, 1093. Wkdnmdat. November 17. Whig and Tort Riot*.-In the year 1715 Whig and Tory footmen had several furious battles while waiting for their masters outside the of Commons. At ...

... people do not | I like the Whigs, that have such mean, miserable, and trumpery Reform Bills introduced. Egad ! I * I believe there is some truth in this. There truth in the fact. The people do not like the bigs, ana 1 the Whigs do not like the people. I ...

... party in the country that hss called or eall* itself Liberal- I call it Whig, It professes to in favour of Reform, bnt it does nothing for it. (Hear, hear.) The Whigs—the high Whigs, unlike the Tories—(hear, hear) I sm utter opponent of the Tories ; but ...

... If the appointment of a Whig was tine qua non, some ether Whig might have been selected who would not by his presence on the Treasury Benches have outraged the feelings of the Liberals. Mr. Fenwick, inasmuch as he is a Whig, a proper enough person * ...

... are simply Whigs, and, as rose under any other name would smell just sweet* so the Whigs under their new name arc just as objectionable to true Liberals as ever they were. The party to which Mr. Thompson has allied himself are the old Whigs, whose sympathies ...

... at once. NIGHT LIGHT BURNERS, only 2d. each. J. WRIGHT, 42, SIDE, NEWCASTLE. CASKS of PARAFFIN OIL FOR SALE. X Apply to J. WHIG HT. 40 A 42, Side, Newcastleon-Tyne. NEVER PASS SIMPSON’S, 15, CLOTH MARKET. Without getting Rb. of MIXED BULLETS FOR THE BAIRNS ...

... in from the Whig you whether the themselves. (Chi advanced liberal donroua of retirin we would like to i ranks—a little me the somewl gecy. (Cheer*.) had u* there tc H, for we are atroi his breasi (1 Bade one alius Whig* eoepled ask you, Whig? I say h« ...

... whether we send two Whigs or one Whig and one Tory. Lord J. Bussell admits that between the two parties there is now no difference of opinion in the leading political questions of the day, and locally Tory member is good as a Whig. The main thing for ...

... Sir Charles Bunbury, brother and I were invited to dinner by this beau ideal of an English sportsman, who was also well known Whig politician and man of honour. A few months afterward* I met him in Labdon, when I was walking with Lamb. Sir Charles •hook ...