... proplu eying Brahmins in the great Whig House somewhere; and I daresay they arc foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of ibis bill. (Laughter.) I have heard member, and a member, since then, of a Whig Cabinet, declare that believed ...

... lusion independent memberhood to the dignity of place and authority. Nevertheless, I not disposed to ...

... fish in Cabinets have l*cen And bedfellows I’ve seen. But never aught like this Tien swelled tho wrath of Gladstone’s tail,— Whigs and prigs shall Progress «|uail : And “Stansfeld !” was the cry— But Clarendon upreared hia head. His cigarette rtuog by. With ...

... If the appointment of a Whig was tine qua non, some ether Whig might have been selected who would not by his presence on the Treasury Benches have outraged the feelings of the Liberals. Mr. Fenwick, inasmuch as he is a Whig, a proper enough person * ...

... at once. NIGHT LIGHT BURNERS, only 2d. each. J. WRIGHT, 42, SIDE, NEWCASTLE. CASKS of PARAFFIN OIL FOR SALE. X Apply to J. WHIG HT. 40 A 42, Side, Newcastleon-Tyne. NEVER PASS SIMPSON’S, 15, CLOTH MARKET. Without getting Rb. of MIXED BULLETS FOR THE BAIRNS ...

... understand that notwithstanding Alderman Candlish was literslly “sold” at general election through the machinations of the Whigs, wss the first in his district to go, at the county election, and poll for Williamson and Sliafto. For this generosity is now ...

... with the present state of the representation of Newcastle. (Hear, hear.) They—as Reformers of Ncwcastle-men of all shades—Whig, Whig- Radical, and advanced Reformers -let them call them by what they wouM-!he»r, hra-J-had now two memtxr. their teste, and ...

... SUNDERLAND ELECTION The Advanced Liberal Committee have issued a manifesto show the utter weakness of the Whig party according to their own admissions. They quote fiox the Herald the following remarks: —“The certain effect of coalition between the two ...

... aspired to be a statesman ? —was statesmanlike to tell them that had been accustomed to use the words, “bloody, base, and brutal Whigs,” (Laughter and confusion ) Mr. Candlish was not very well informed on political matters or would have known these were the ...

... intention to stand for the borough. Hr. Wvvill icpreeented Richmond for many years prior the lass election, and is moderate Whig. has commenced active canvass of the borough rendered necessary by the appearance on the scene of Mr. Roberta, who is represented ...

... Butlhia does art look likely mo. The promottoa Mr. Bram eopunto much more la the nature of thiaga-by whiohlmeta the nature of Whig aad ’rriiln the riaiar dviftk functions eddsd which, fin tko ahum the darme Sir George Grey ia about aeek ofiom cun preen ia ...

... worst character. The times are too earnest to admit of such infidelity on the part of the leaders of the people ; and the Whigs must either march forward to the camp of tho ultra Liberals, or desert to tbe ranks of their old enemies, if they wish to hold ...