... more animate Swainston, for the change made since his day is no improvement. Ever since the cursed advent, to power of the Whigs years ago, every attempt fair and foul has been made to destroy the action and independence of vestries, and to bring their ...

... honour, made determined stand against attempt on the part of the self-elected Directors and Guardians of the Poor to apply the Whig Union Assessment Committee Act, —the ostensible object of which was to secure an uniform and just assessment, but its real ...

... county jail at Winchester, too, admirably served its purpose at a cheap rate, iiut, on the advent to power of the accursed Whigs, the worst features two hetnis! pheres were introduced into England for the punishmen —or, it would l>e more correct to say ...

... his toes up to the roots the daisies. Elliot —a name redolent of all the good things of this life in the gift of Heaven-born Whigs—was absurdly tacked on to a policeman, who ventilated his wizen, and by a short cut played the tragedy a new way to pay old ...

... election between Goodwin sands and Tenterden steeple. However, let the nominee be what he may, he is a supporter of those Whigs who gained Catholic Emancipation ; therefore, if Catholics generally endorse the above sentiments, they prove themselves thoroughly ...

... unsophisticated and desirable state of things has, upon a veryflimsy pretext, been supplanted by the spendthrift and warlike Whigs. It will recollected that last year the Confederate war-steamer Nashville was suffered to run into the docks at Southampton ...

... Parliament met on Thursdiiy bccausc it had nothing else to do, says the Times, who prognosticates a very happy voyage for the Whig stagnation barge. Instead of Liberal Administration, the present ono would be more correctly christened the Cabinet of Broken ...

... friends of volunteer education will come forward liberally and prevent these excellent schools from suffering through misplaced Whig cconomy. The Fortification Follt.—Several Armstrong guns, to be mounted on the new forts at Sandown, arrived the Ferry Company's ...

... fact, that let a Minister (provided he be a Whig, and, ergo, Liberal) propose any extravagance, however great, and the aforesaid guardians obsequiously grant it. It was not always so, for when the Whigs proposed a pension of £,30,000 a year for Prince ...

... who have read the debates in both Houses of Parliament upon Poland have reason to feel proud of their countrymen. Tories, Whigs, Radicals —Catholics, Churchmen, Dissenters—all united with one voice to denounce the tyranny, the butchery, the unjustifiable ...

... the Whig Centralisation system, things were getting so ridiculously bad that man could hardly build a cow-shed without journey to Londou to submit his plans to the Home Secretary. Certainly a parish can scarcely budge without consulting the Whig Bureau ...

... UNIONS ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE ACT. Last November the Guardians of the Poor attempted to foist the above Whig Centralising Act upon the parishes of the Isle of Wight; but, at the request of Mr. Yei.f, the opinions of the vestries were first taken thereon ...