... THE WHIG SCANDAL-MONGERS. Our attention has been called to an article in the Mercury of Wednesday, full of the vilest calumnies against Mr. Tillett. We hesitate to notice attacks of this kind, because they injure only those from whom they emanate. But ...

... A WORD OF WARNING TO THE WHIGS. It is not necessary to be uncivil towards the 'Parliamentary leaders of the Liberal party. We should not be ungrateful for the good they have done times past, nor unmindful of the possibility of further services being obtained ...

... The Northern Whig states, that Mr. Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton CI ah. This step is indicative of his final separation from the Conservativ party. The total expenses incurred on behalf of Sir John William Ram and Mr. Frank Crossley ...

... ME. TILLETT AND THE WHIGS. the Editor. Sib—l observe in the Mercury this date a leading article entitled Mr. J. H. Tillettfs abuse of the Whigs and his claims. I remember that Daniel O'Connell once said, Tho more I bullied the better I like it. Now ...

... Whigs, we see, are the cave men, Elcho and Co., the sapients who opposed Mr. Gladgtone's £7 franchise 1866 and made Mr. jjrioht's household franchise necessity in ho refused the little pill and then jmd to swallow the bolus! The sooner Old Whigs of ...

... The Whigs and Radicals of Leicester, after period of antagonism which resulted the return of a Tory at the last election, have now agreed again to unite, each having the choice of one candidate. The candidate for the seat just vacated Jfc. Biggs, is Mr ...

... The Richmond Whig, whose motto is Sic semper Tgrannis, has dropped it at the request of tha Provost-Marshal-General. Mr. Richard Bastiu, a retired tradesman, died Cheltenham a few days since. For days toother thongh possessed of property to the amount ...

... rain to the Whigs unless they wake up speedily and change their tack. What the thorough-men did at Exeter the* cm in score* places veto tbs Whigs And this they most and will do—are indeed bound to do—and will glory in doing, unless the Whigs amend their ...

... Saturday contains a letter headed word to the Old Whigs, which come 3 from, one who is at heart Tory. His letter is string of lamentations spiced with few feeble vituperations. He laments that the Old Whigs hats fallen, and confesses that they have of late ...

... into the support of Mr. Bead; hut the third, which was the grossest of all, was the bringing forward of second Whig candidate, who was hardly Whig at all, hut who declared himself the nomination Conservative-Liberal, and refused, iv the very capital of this ...

... may he no excuse for misapprehension. The Liberal party is composed of two sections, known common parlance as Whigs and Radicals. The Whigs numerically are much the weaker of the two, particularly since the recent large accession to the popular strength ...

... intolerable nuisaneej the Whigs The sentiment was received with hearty plaudits the assembled Conservatives. That intolerable nuisance, the Whigs! It was a most offensive expression. But this was not aIL He declared that the Whigs for the last twenty-seven ...