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... 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 time immemorial it has been the custom of the corporation to furnish names to the Lord ...
... delayed. We all well remember the year 1852, when parliament met under a Whig administration, supplanted by the Conservatives, and shortly afterwards dissolved. But, Sir, although the Whigs in the northern division of the West Riding, according to their usual ...
... your readers than anything an 4 ' Old Whig can write; but then, don't you know that old Whigs have for thirty years and more engrossed everything we could lay our hands on or make claim to; -and I as well as other Whigs should not zest and be thankful ...
... the were then disposed of, and the house adjourned at Ten minutes past One o'clock. WHIG POL WY. TO THE EDITOR. SEE,—The notice in your paper of Saturdayof The Last 'Whig Job is entirely of the character pursuEd in every department of the public service ...
... Islands.) (Sung at a dinner of the Edinburgh University Conservative Club, on Friday evening, Feb. 19, 1864.) Now, all ye hungry Whigs, who wait For pickings from your Premier's plate, Attend, while I predict the fate, Of the Chief of the Liberal Party. No more ...
... Mr. M`Cann, will again offer himself for election • and, looking to the state of the constituency at present, chances of a Whig nominee would be very remote. One gentleman of that party, Mr. Whitworth, of Fleetwood, is spoken of as a possible candidate; ...
... apathy, to say nothing of such a mischievous example; for how can it be expected that in boroughs , hitherto strongholds of the Whigs, the constituencies will attack their citadels by assault, when that of Herts refuses to march in and take possession. My brother ...
... members supported it. The hon. member proceeded with his sketch of the history of reform through the Whig Reform Bill, its loss through the resignation of the Whig government, and the accession of Lord Derby, and his (Mr. King's) removal to the other side of ...
... ambassadors and attachjs, and acolytes, even in the Customs and Excise, have perpetuated, and will perpetuate, the three favoured Whig families in the state above any of their contemporaries, whatever their political persuasion. But their power is threatened ...
... parliament he complained of the tyranny practised in her Majesty's dockyards, not only by the then existing Whig government, but by the Admiralty in every Whig government that had ever held office. He was then told that his language was strong, hut he did not ...
... administered, would seem to be the most favoured spot on the world's surface. One of the heaviest reproaches against the tenor of Whig government is that this fair island has been turned to so little account. It has always been held of small importance. Its ...
... popular. Scarcely less op,rative as an ail to Conservaeve reaction has been the course of local events under ther:ginie of the Whigs. Falling upon office in a period of crinciliatory legis'ation in Irish affairs, with new and reformed institutions to inaugurate ...