... THE WHIG MUZZLEKS.” have heard good deal lately about the “Muzzlersj” but there are two classe. “Muzzier., and it w difficult to say which is the worst. The Tories rejected the Oaths Bill, question upon which the Catholics ol Ireland, doubt, feel deeply ...

... WHIG PROMOTIONS. (From thf .\loming Putt Let not the Whig* deepeir, A baa who rata dcx»« know bis oao ba baa aery soon appoiotc*! chief buth r aod obitf baker from among bia old followera. There U oothiog like an organized party . it ia never deetroyed ...

... HIE WHIGS A friend of Mr F. Milbank's having applied to a f eveiand Vicar for his vote, the followiug answer was retained, wuich churchmen may think over with profit. My Dear Sir,— l owe you many apologies for aot replying sooner to your note. ?? Could ...

... WHIG APPOINTMENTS TO THE EDITOR. SlR,— Thc following facts may bo interesting to your readers : - Mr. W. R. Crep moved unwillingly from the board of Customs to the conaptrollership of stationery. Colonel Romilly, mado commissioner of Customs, being a ...

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... THE WHIGS IN IRELAND. Last Friday's debate in the House of Commons bears very strong testimony to the truth of our remarks on the character of Whig rule in Ireland. The subject under discussion was the appointment of a Commission of En quirj into the ...

... T H HIG Sc NDAE The “ Whig Scandal” continues to occupy a large portion of the columns of the public journals. There are many reasons why it should be so. The integrity of men in high station is compromised. The public money has been mis-applied. Patronage ...

... MEETING OF THE WHIGS. We were amused, on looking over the columns of our Saturday’s contemporary, with noticing lengthy report of meeting held in Brighton to adopt measures for securing | the election of J. G. Dodson, Esq., and Lord Edward Cavendish” ...

... THE LAST WHIG JOB. THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE LEEDS BANKRUPTCY COURT. {From the Times.) The Committee are satisfied that no imputation can fairly be made on Mr. Welch’s appointment, and they have had much matter before them which we have not, but confess ...

... WHIG MANAGEMENT AT THE ADMIRALTY. The manner i» which the Whigs mismanage affairs at the Admiralty has again been the subject of severe criticism in the House of Commons. Had this criticism come from the Conservative side of the House exclusively, it ...

... WHIG A THORY. Ar ° tel bon, pan y Cymru ye reel el b *du drwyddl awn • drumlin viand erg senydderol gin y dullenor fddi p brilg • hares deebresad y p:eldiau crwledoi Wh•diali a Tnorya id, arid erbya by. ye offense eyfeueewud, hautedel braidd i Senedd ...

... WHIG AND TORY LANDLORDS. Chester, Saturday, July 19th, 1865 On the eve of the recent election, the Tory press produced something of sensational effect by parading in contrast the manly and generous note of the Duke of Wellington to his tenants, and a ...