... THE CHELTENHAM MERCURY SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1867. ’’DISHING THE WHIGS.” The saying about “dishing the Whigs,” attributed to an eminent member of the Cabinet, has being “going the rounds” of late, and has been bashed up in all sorts of connections to which ...

... Proce and ede With, The supporters of this unworthy attempt to frustrate the labours of the R 38e| — represented by 59 hack Whigs, with Earl Vot their head, The Government brought up 100 Lord Hal; fax was beaten by a majority of 41. tj then move d to increase ...

... constituencies, though s'ill nally belonging to the Liberal parly, will be, on the whole, of a much more Radical stamp. Instead of Whigs or rnodera'e Liberals predominating, Radicals will henceforth hold the first place in the Liberal party. But let us look at ...

... look nearer home. Since 1832, when Liberal prin- 1 ciples first gained the ascendancy,—before that time the game politics was Whig versus Tories ' —what has England done to make for herself a 1 name Nothing to speak of ! England is now 1 living upon her ...

... be altogether ...

... rinderpest cruelly infected his herd, and the Cattle Inspectors condemned them to destruction. You are not understand that the Whig Minister, the next in rank to the Premier in the late Russell Cabinet ever walked through Tyburuia in a smock-frock and glazed ...

... Pastimes. wow SE Ty Whig LECTION FOR WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE, 8 Place last Monday, terminated differently from Those €xpected—at least in Cheltenham, where of th themselves withthe PoLITICAL PasTIMES bility, and neighbourhood considered the proba- Ccess ...

... any pretence : to be a Tory of Tories among Tories, • Liberal Conservative among Whigs. As far as the Stroud electors could judge of his principles, he was neither Whig nor Tory, but a mixture of both ; and yet, notwithstanding that there were some notable ...

... suggested that the Guardians at both ends of the table should have joined in a conspiracy ; that Tory should have coalesced with Whig, country united with town, and Mr. Trye fraternised with Mr. Downing, for the sole purpose of persecuting and insulting, and ...

... PUbllahed to Astroloey. poet damps. —Siopyttgbt.) PAM Y DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. A correspondent of the Belfast Norther* Whig, writ. leg from Rathfriland on Friday, says: Yesterday was • day of great excitement here, owing to the ra• m. or that tho ...

... know by the lights of experience 1), ik can be more disastrous to the Commonwealth .16 m °nopoly of political power. Had the Whigs office the Reform difficulty would not °een settled. No one is more cognizant of that cl Gladstone himself, although, for ...

... rather work at home for an honest penny than follow a popular candidate to revel in the honied words the bastings, be he a Whig or Tory. Money maketh the man now ; what difference there may be if Reform can established, in spite of tho corruption of the ...