... THE CHIEF OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. Now, all huugry 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 he plays the daring game That made all Europe fear his name The Temple ...

... liberties with Classic battle-fields—can condemn the men and measures which are obnoxious to them ; and further than tbat, the two Whig representatives of Newcastle were to be summarily dismissed from office, or, as the most honest speaker of the evening politely ...

... is no reason, the nepotism and incompetence the Whigs, why enormous a sum as seventy millions pounds sterling should be taken from the country by taxation every year, in a time of peace ; and, as the Whigs have now been fully tried and found wanting, we ...

... whether the honoured guest of themselves and the whole nation is to hunted forth from the Hhelter our freedom because the Whigs have a diplomatic purpose to serve We want to know why Garibaldi is thus kicked from off the English soil. Lord Palmerston ...

... Headlam made a very earnest speech—a speech of some little ability, at least—on the question, ou the side of the Whigs ; but wheu the Whigs got into office, and Loid John Russell brought forward his bill, although it was three months before the Commons ...

... enclureJ man >' rebuffs aud submitted to more , humiliation without showing any inclination to quit * present position but even Whig tenacity of office can erB€vere after suet a censure tnat involved tlie the House of Commons on Lord R. Cecil's motion, fort ...

... that the Whig-Radicals attribute the failure the law to the absence of a Chief Judge. They lay the blame that absence the door the House of Lords, who refused their sanction to the appointment of a Chief Judge. Notwithstanding that the Whigs wore thereby ...

... Parliament, and set up a new shop. Jugglers do not show all their tricks at once, their occupation would be gone. So, also, our Whig-Radical rulers have not present dono all they could and ought to have done, in the way reducing taxation and expenditure ; ...

... great persons—as the Daily News puts it—who have con descended to jealous the husbandman Caprera. The fact, however, that Whig Ministers have thought it necessary to allude, to the matter Parliament, is an admission plain enough that they fully appreciate ...

... that the teetotallers are members of the Liberal party, and, therefore, to be kept in good humour for the service of the Whigs, by Whig organs like the Manchester Guardian, has influenced the editor of the Onardian to treat this question in such a way that ...

... by Marcus Stone. London : Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. 103 1 ; Just Published, Price Eighteenpence. /CRIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOE SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTS AT Tl IE NEXT GENERAL ON. THOMAS DOUBLEDAY', Author of the True Law ...

... ANONYMA. | 4. FANNY WHITE. London : George Vickers, Angel Court, Strand. 242 Just Published, Price Eighteenpenee. /CRIMES THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S \J REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY IHRTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. By THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the ...