... 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 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 ...

... delayed. We all well remember the year 1852, when parliament met under a Whig administration, supplanted the Conservatives, and shortly afterwards dissolved. But, Sir, although the Whigs in tlm northern division of the West Riding, according to their usual ...

... Wands.) (Sung at a dinner of the Edinburgh University Conservative Club, on Friday evening, Feb. 19, 1864.) Now, all ye hungry Whigs, who wait For piokings from your Premier's plate, Attend, while I predict the fate, Of the Chief of the Liberal Party. No more ...

... your readers than anything an Old Whig can write; but then, don't you know that we old Whigs have for thirty years anil more engrossed everything we could lay our hands on or make claim to; and I as well asothcr Whigs should not lest and he thank- ful ...

... receives a large salary (that of the Master of the Rolls is GOOOf.) for special duties, seems scarcely compatible with even Whig notions of honour take upon oneself other responsibilities, which may conflict with those already existing. I think we have ...

... policy of her Majesty’s government, begun the present Prim© Minister in China years ago, and from that time enforced by every Whig government, bad led to constant little wars, which had culminated the deeply deplored burning of Kagosima and the massacres ...

... receives a large salary (that of tho Master of the Rolls is 60001. ) for special duties, it seems scarcely compatible with even Whig notions of honour te takl upon oneself other responsibilities, which may conflict with those already existing. I think we have ...

... 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 tho northern division of the West Riding, aocording to their usual ...

... administered, would s.vm 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 little account. It has always been held of small importance. Its affairs ...

... Mr. M'Cann, will again offer himself for election ; and, looking to the state of the constituency at it, tho chances of a Whig nominee would be very remote. Ono gentleman of that party, Mr. Whitworth, oi; Flcetwool, is spoken of as a possible candidate ...

... height of a towering rage, exclaimed, Why can't you be cool like me? We fancy that in these quotations lies moral which the Whigs and Radicals may fairly appropriate for their own intellectual edification. They have heard the Junior Carlton Club, now about ...