... William Gih»on-Craig. the Whig autocrat of Mid Lothian, was compliment-al with £l5OO year of public money for services which he had, at first, professed to undertake for the honour of the thing. gave using account of other phases of Whig jobliery, and then referred ...

... ranks of the independent Liberals, but the malcontents are not men sutticient mark to excite much jubilation among the old Whig faction. One or two iucideots, possessing some sigui ficance, have recently transpired in connection with the negotiations ...

... 'en. is the Whig. If you attempt to vote twice. said the iiiteetiocer. I shall have you are rested for a violation of the election law. You will, will von? said the anyereign Thee I nay if t as rtrair.l the right wiping for the Whig.. after Navin' ...

... decorated their banners with poetical quotations. others kept to such matter-et-fart statements as We have been gammoned by the Whigs for thirty dour years. 'rotation without representation is unjust. Ea. Shortly after one o'clock, the pi-occasion moved off ...