... WHIG JOBBING IN PLACES In the matter of jobboi’y the Whigs follow the example of the preacher, who said—“ as I tell you, not I do.” Ji-bbery is the very element in which they lire, albeit they are constantly sounding the praises of retrenchment. Statisticians ...

... WHIG JOBBING IN PLACES. In the matter of jobbery the Whigs follow the example of the preacher, who said— as I tell you, not as I do.” Jobbery is the very element in which they lire, albeit they are constantly sounding the praises of retrenchment. Sta ...

... of disarming it. was born Whig ; belonged to the ranks of the popular party and he filled his post with a distinguished grace. He did bis best to be good, honest, epen-hearted Whig according to the fastiion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes ...

... disarming it. He was born Whig ; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party and he filled his post with distinguished grace. He did Ids best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig according to the fashion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes ...

... expenses of the contest.” The Whigs, notwithstanding their political puritanism, always appreciate the value of money as a means of procuring a seat in parliament; and if are not mistaken, this meeting of Birmingham Whigs, where a subscription purse for ...

... essay of this gentleman was to trot out that arrant old whig hack thelleform hobby, and try to induce Mr. Bromley to break his neck by mounting it; which was too shrewd to do. Just as if the Whigs cared anything about Reform, except stalking-horse to ride ...

... than another joint to be added to the tail of Whiggcry. prattled glibly enough all the stereotyped phrases of the Whig creed; the Whigs have already rewarded him in some measure for his good intention, believe, giving him a Recordership somewhere ; and ...

... would be to view it in false light. But even if Mr. Leigh presented himself to the constituency, of his own accord, as mere Whig, North Warwickshire would, in comiro’n consistency, be bound to send him to the right about with as little ceremony as is ...

... would be to view it in a false light. But even if Mr. Leigh presented himself to the constituency, of his own accord, a mere Whig, North Warwickshire would, in common consistency, be bound to send him to the right about with as little ceremony as is consistent ...

... same degree of alacrity in his contribution of the same amount, would probably he that it might be cast in his teeth by the Whig- Radical party here, as his liberality on former occasion was—that his motives were sinister and selfish. A more base and unfeunded ...

... same degree of alacrity in his contribution of the same amount, would probably be that it might be cast in his teeth by the Whig- Radical party here, as his liberality on former occasion was—that his motives were sinister and selfish. A more base and unfounded ...

... in principle not in form, had taken place between the Tories and the Conservative- Whigs. Lord >tanlcy (now Lord Derby) was it the head of the Tory element in the* Whig Cabinet, and Karl Grey, the premier, showed no sympathy with progress. The vehemence ...