... WHIG- TACTICS. TO THE EDITOR. Slß,— The Whigs, sore and savage at having tiieir delia- quences exposed in the House of Commons by Mr. Fer- rand, and knowing full well that the borough of Devonport, thanks to that most indefatigable and honounable member ...

... WHIG POLICY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,- The notice in yonr paper of Saturday of The Last Whig Job is entirely of the character pursued in every department of the public service by those in who_e hands the patronage of office now exist-. I will mention another ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. TO TIIE EDITOR. Siß,— ln a leading article in your paper of Thurs- day last, yon say, the Whigs have for years been endeavouring to purchase a party in Ireland by party appointment on the common law bench, by making poli- ticians of high ...

... fathom, they are playing tho game of tlio Whig party, and asking the Irish Church to take into its bosom the venomous serpent which had nigh stung it to death. The pretexts put forward for recommending the Whigs to the favour of tho Irish Church are such ...

... WHIG JOBBERY AT READING. Considerable excitement has been felt in the town of Reading at the appointment of Mr. Exall, by the Lord Chancellor, as a magistrate. From timo immemorial it haa been the custom of the corporation to furnish names to the Lord ...

... TUB LAST WHIG APPOINTMENT, TO THB EDITOR, Sib, — Whea you noticed the appointment of Mr. Vaughan to a police magistracy you had, no doubt, forgotten that the learned gentleman was, for what reason uo one on earth could determine, ap- pointed by the government ...

... THE LAST WHIG APPOINTMBKT. THE EDITOR. Sir, —When you noticed the 11 Vaughan to a police magistracy, you l»i doubt, forgotten that the learned gentlemK foe what reason no one on earth could deterouaf, e l»inted by the government to a comndsaioa •* » inquiry ...

... sustained, 23. Whig objections, sustained, 4. Conservative gain, 23. Marshland,- Conservative objections, 34; sustained, 30. Whig objections, 14 ; sustained, 14. Conservative gain, 10, Hundred. Conservative objections, 14; bustiiotfd, 12, Whig objections ...

... whioh 18 were sustained ; 1 objection by the Whigs, which was sustained. Majority for Conserva- tives, 17. Clackclose Hundred,— 43 objections by Conserva- tives, 3G of which were sustained. Objections by Whigs, 7 ; sustained. 5. Majority ipr Conservatives ...

... 67 170 275 167 108 13 13 Henry Clay (Whig) 53 47 105 1848 Z. Taylor (Whig) 97 66 163 290 169 121 15 15 Lewi. Cass (Democrat) 72 55 127 lO Frank Pearce (Democrat) 1;>8 96 254 296 176 120 16 15 Winfield Scott (Whig) 18 24 42 1856 Jameß Buchanan (Democrat) ...

... admirable in the nse of calumny as the Whig party, and that everything that calumny can desire, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party. I really cannot help congratulating Lord Palmerston and the Whig party on the honourable and learned ...

... political history of the last 30 years is the history mainly of Whig tergiversation, the gradual abandonment by Whig politicians of all their original constitutional positions. In 1835 even the Whigs surrendered the Irish Church, which war saved by the vigorous ...