... CorrtsgnUatt. WHIG TENACITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESS. Sir,—lt is a well-known household phrase that cats have nine lives. Now, if this be true, it is not until a cat has been killed eight times previously that, by the ninth killing, it really parts ...

... upon the table. The commissioners themselves were a snug nest of Whigs, and of the forty persons connected with them as inspectors and clerks, every one, without exception, belonged to the Whig party, and some of the officers so appointed were ignorant and ...

... aristocratic factions, Whigs or Tories, and intent only on carrying good measures, totally irrespective of the men by whom those measures may be introduced. During the existence of this Administration the Tories and pure Whigs were so nearly divided that ...

... selves a long lease of office. And in this they have completely succeeded. The Reform Act of , 1831 was a Whig bill and nothing more. Since ! then the Whigs have evinced a determination that it shall not go further. Earl Russell, their great leader, declared ...

... members, ene of your Whig supportingcontemporanes asserts to-day that, with this verdict the Bouse of Commons the country will be satisfied.” I for one protest against the truth the above aesrrtion, and beg to be allowed to ask the Whig organ making it whether ...

... other way than the Whigs have done. Why? There is a species of fatalism in this mode of argument which we utterly repudiate. Have events in these latter days become so powerful that men are mere puppets in their hands? Do the Whigs possess such a monopoly ...

... a secret tribunal, from which the public were debarred, and was nest of Whigs. Forty persons were connected with the Board, every one of whom without exception belonged to the Whig party. He had received hundreds of letters complaining of the manner which ...

... motion, grievous complaints had been made to him of the Charity Board of Commissioners, whom he found to be a select nest of Whigs. Ho had received hundreds of letters from various parts of the country, complaining of the manner in which the affairs connected ...

... motion, grievous complaints had been made to him of the Charity Board of Commissioners, whom he found to be a select nest of Whigs. He had received hundreds of letters from various parts of the country, complaining of the manner in which the affairs connected ...

... to the gigantic job in piogress for letting Whi-because has married a Tory. The affair all the worse because other member is Whig. the present position of affair* every vote itfxthe home is of vital importance, and loud indeed will the jubilations in D ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom he had been employed and make his peace with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom be had been employed and make his Ouc with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...