... 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 ...

... the scheme originally introduced, ending in a bill exceeding in liberality anythiug that could have been hoped for from the Whig party, we cannot but think that the time was well chosen for the measure, and that a fortunate concurrence of circumstances ...

... Watts, securing the return of candidate after candidate of the Whig party, not only was himself Col. Berkeley's intimate friend and adviser, but also introduced to his table the Whig magnates of the borough, binding them together with the electrical ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... attached to either party. ( Oh, oh ! and hisses.) The passing of the Reform Bill of 1832 had destroyed the character of the old Whig and Tory parties, and changed them into Liberals and Conservatives. The Reform Bill of 1867 would make the same change, and ...

... moderate Liberals and progressize Comematives, which, it is thought, will be the death-blow to old Toryism, and that the old Whigs will be the Tories of the future. Much comment has l? en made upon Lord Derby's remark, that they have made a step in the dark ...

... inflaenoe served still forther to make the straggle an anxious one. It was, indeed, mainly to this, and sianuar defections of the Whig party, that Mr. J. E. Dorington's candidature was anything but a forlorn hope. Had the Btanton party remained firm, there la ...

... executing printing in upward' of 600 different lan- Iguagoo• PARTY DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. A correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, writing from Rathfriland on Friday, says:— Yesterday wu a day of groat excitement bore, owing to the rumour that the Cat ...

... Conservative principles are extremely elastics, evidently. That address would suit either a rank Tory, or an Adellamite, or a Whig, or a Radical. I hope to.day we shall be somewhat enlightened upon the subject : all that we have at present to judge from ...

... principles are extremely elastic, evidently—(laughter) —and the address would suit either& rank Tory, or an Adullamite, or a Whig, or a Radical. (Laughter.) I dare say before we part to-day we shall be somewhat enlightened on this subject ; but at the present ...

... him. Few men were more universally popular, and he was liked even by those who had no reason to thank him for turning out the Whig Government, and leading the Adullamites. He was taken prisoner in the trenches, during the Crimean war, in rather an amusing ...