... WHIG TYRANNY AT LICH{FIELD. --,1 7__ _t _ - . -- A~ I_ :1 1JS_ Lord VErNON'S manly and candid letter to his &l el agent has evoked an unbroken preen of praise. Al- b ways a fair and upright opponent, his Lordship ct n ?? throughout the fierce struggle ...

... Radical. And the more so after Mr. Jones describing, a short time back, his new friends, the Whigs, thus:- The Whigs are the political adventurers; the Whigs are the place-hunters; they are the men who keep their hands in the pockets of the people; they ...

... he throws out feelers alike for the sympathies of the moderate 'Whig who soothes £ his political conscience by the vain fancy that the Con- I servatives lowered the franchise below the Whig line, E and the support of the Beales and Bradlaugh class of I ...

... The Whigs, they say, have now no head of their own. If this be the case, their career will soon be ended for it is difficult to see how a wig can exist over two years without a head DUNVILLE & Co., BELFAST, are the largest holders of Whisky in the world ...

... anybed3 -else. If the Whigs had opposed the last Reform Bill, I - would have knocked down the Whig, or helped to do it between the Tory and myself, to the best of my ?? power; but now, instead of knocking down the Whig we have got the Whig to our aside, and ...

... toiling masses may say to Whigs and Tories, A plague upon both your houses !-for, God knows, it does not signify so greatly which is in power. If the Tories pitchfork a Mayo into the governor-generalship of India, the Whigs will provide for an Elliot ...

... the more ad- I mirable in that the fidelity of the Telegraph to its prin- ciples cannot be impugned or suspected:- e The W\hig journalist is in duty bound to examine Mr. Disraeli's address with a foregone determination to see no * good in it. It is an ...

... of the ' Whig scheme in 1832 are expoundeti, and shown to be consistent with his present policy, which is in exact accordance with what the Democratic Tory's i friend, JollN SMITH, thus wrote eighteen years a, ago:- W As long as the Whigs corrupted ...

... up very much of rival Liberal candidates, and candidates l experimenting upon the new constituencies. la- dical is fighting Whig, and the extreme man at- - tempting to shove out the moderate, What are we to infer from such a state of things but divi- sions ...

... who to give way. They I ry are daily increasing. Mr J. S. Mill proposed to mode- N Ax- rate between Mr Bouverie, the doubtful Whig, and Mr t as Chadwick, the assured Radical. So in Nottingham, i ad so in London, so in Fifeshire, so in Leith, so in other ...

... names of gentlemen who were Tories and Whigs, These gentlemen, no doubt, were quite consistent in their support of Provost Grieve, but be held that by the presence of gentlemen who were pro. fessedly Tories and Whigs was a reason why Provost Grieve ought ...

... the hatchet burying and other farces), the Whigs laid down their I arms at the feet of the assailant of their stronghold, and humbly implored him to defend them against I their hereditary foe, common alike to Whig and Radical-the hated Tory. To deceive ...