... Henry ' and Thomas Carss. The Whigs had only one e . olJ against John Thomson, which was allowed, ( claim added to the original list, viz., John Clay- c ,i tions failed on technical grounds. It will his the present Whig member, Mr. Marjoribanks, 3l by ...

... s was carried on. We do not blame the Whigs for it as if it were all owing to Whiggism— it is much more due to officialism. We dare say that the Tories, though they have never been so fond of scandal as the Whigs, might, after having been long habituated ...

... to wait till it does. His position is yet immature ; and besides, tbe longest day of Whig-Radical official life has past, and now the shades of a long night of Whig-Radical Opposition are rapidly falling. It would hardly, therefore, judicious at the present ...

... if they were Slow to advertise for pure thoroughbred young Whig, they would have as much difficulty finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certaiu eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...

... , eversince the Reform Bill, been employed by the Whigs as Her Majesty's power of creat - ing peers of the realm. W ith the Whigs, a man has only be a third-rate county member, a cadet of one the Whig families, or an incompetent ex-official, and his ...

... SPIRIT THE LONDON PRESS. IRELAND AND THE WHIGS. (From the Pre.:*.) lost the Whigs forever. During the Ministry of the first Earl Grey the Whigs had large, powerful, and popular Ireland : two-thirds of her representatives invariably • consistently supported ...

... crowned, And viands rich the hungry guests surround. Fat bucks from Axwell, too, were there. None but the Whigs, None but the Whigs, None but the Whigs deserve such fare. Timotheus Ticklemuse, thy richest lays Fall dead upon the ear, Compared to all the rounds ...

... moderate section of the Whigs, rtS pared. Like all Whig candidates made to order. M cpvrse, had no particular political creed of adopted the Lii)vi;.u programme, which was likely suit the occasion. To get the votes and JJ moderate Whigs, lie would vote against ...

... sufficiently accommodating, 0 a nominee of a Whig family borough sufficiently obliging, allow him to become their representative in Parliament. alternative has, theiefore, been left [Lord Palmer and his Whig-Radical colleagues, but to make the best (or ...

... speech, said it was the funeral feast over the grave of his own Whig principles, because he must have contrasted his advanced Liberal tone yesterday with his unscrupulous attachment to the Whigs in days gone by, when he was Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Whatever ...

... return of Mr. Turner, Conservative, and the rejection of Mr. Cheetham, Whig-Radical. Tlie numbers at the close of the poll were : Turner 9,500 Cheetham 8,660 Majority for Turner 840 The Whig organ, the London Observer, of yesterday, referring to the election ...

... the side of the Whigs. It is well known that had Mr. Hodgson chosen to play booty at Berwick, lie might have been whitewashed, like the Whig candidates, by the simple process so well known to the police of despotic governments—Whig Ministers included—of ...