... remarkable fact that those exceptions occur invariably in the cases of Whig peers. Extraordinary as this assertion may appear, we fearlessly challenge proof of its incorrectness. The Whig section of the peerage have monopolised boroughmongering ever since ...

... Whiggery may without a frown Rest and be thankful. When ranting cant has had its day (As, let us hope, it quickly may), No longer Whigs will skulk and say— Rest and be thankful. I'smp'.e, October 1. J. H. ...

... forth his whole strength ; and might overeat right. Yet, forsooth, the Ducal-bound TotneSi because the Duke chooses to select Whig-Radical* as ; nominees, escapes the scathing criticism the sham-Liberal press. Then, again, within t presiv.fc week, we have ...

... R. Peel came into office and found that the Whigs, who were always such great progressists, had left him a debt of seven millions ; and it was to get rid of this debt that he laid on the income-tax. The Whigs, indeed, progressed at a wonderful pace ; they ...

... victories at Coventry and other large towns. For it opens the minds of the british public to the transparent fact, that while the Whigs tell of the need of Parliamentary Reford, which is really required, is reform of their own malpractices ; and on the other ...

... canvassed Cambridge University, and asfced Musgrave, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, when his reply was, /am Whig still, sir ! Mus- was crouchant under the chair on which the thaTaW-T*- Sltti * « was advised to take care of ondok thatw ...

... speaker) was born. He would not, therefore, pretend to tell what they did, but would content himself with telling what the Whig party had done with regard to the charities of late years. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) As he did not wish to introduce politics ...

... fitting in every respect to fill that office. (Hear, hear and cheers.) Mr. Heath, on rising, was loudly applauded, whilst the Whig party created all kinds of discordant noises as though they were afraid of what was to follow. Order having been restored, ...

... of the Confederate rams as the most unfriendly act yet committed by the English Government towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it an act of hostility, and not neutrality. Immense numbers of furloughed soldiers have arrived New York to vote ...

... Does he carry the Whig purse? The article complains of the influence which is attempted to be exerted over the employes of the South Western Railway Company, in the name of the directors, and concludes follows :-Badly as the Whigs played their game at ...

... Radford's cavalry division, within a mile of Warrentown Junction. Charleston advices are down to the 31st ult. The Richmond Whig of that date states that the bombardment of Fort Sumter on the 29th was the heaviest that had yet taken place. From sundown ...

... of King's Lend of whom remarked that Both the great Enghsh parties have attacked his memory with emulous violence; tor the Whigs considered him as their most barbarous enemy and theories found convenient to throw on him blame all the enmes which had sullied ...