... share of beastly spitting. they immediately cry omit It must be stopped We must be protected. But as wither Whig vociferation nor Whig eloquence are potent teal, mobs, they say something must be done. Aid it is most refreshing to be able to state ...

... letter addressed to the Standard :— Why should I have the Home Secretary thrust upon me ? What have I done that the great Whig lords cannot send one of their nominees to the rightabout, and make room for Mr Bruce in their pocket-boroughs of Wilton, Caine ...

... all-powerful in the metroyals (where it plays such pranks before high., heaven as make not the angels only, but even Whig lawyers and Whig journals weep), and there are few provincial burghs where it bas not enlisted a majority of the electors. The most ...

... not to chuckle on sight of greasy Whig knaves being served out as others, and their betters, were, without a word of rebuke coming from their lips. There will be less of this in future, for now we may count on such Whigs as remain true to their old nomenclature ...

... does not belong to the clan of that name. He is no relation of the Lord-Advocate. He is only a faithful member of the local Whig set whose taro, long expe ted and hard-wrought for, has come at last. Your inquiry, however, after what the Courant has recently ...

... not pretend to interfere with the vote of any elector who claims to have exercised it conscientiously, whether as Churchman, Whig, or Conservative • but I must demur to being told that I have no ri ght to impugn the voter's consistency. —I am, tee., A ...

... always have been the foremost initiators and of a policy truly Liberal Even O'Conuell left it of historic record that the Whigs —with their three alliterative r.—warn kit imitation and giuchbeck Liberals, while they wore the real authors of Irelands ...

... Gladstone and Cardwell. The happy mediums things, political, social, or religious, Lord Kinnaird never knows. A world all Whigs, tee totalers,Chadbands, and shorthorns, is his Lordship's ideal of the millenium to be. To that end he is übiquitous in newspapers ...

... a•zitation of the last twenty years owed its origin entirely to an artificial demand, created by the Parliamentary leader of the Whig party, when he found the popularity of his party decaying forwent of a cry or a principle. For fifteen years Reform stopped ...

... is sauce for the g ory gander is sauce for the Liberal goose. They maintain that what is wrong in a Tory Duke is right in a Whig Duke. Says the Standard on this point, with some effect:— It is monstrous with them that the Duke of Buccleuch should take ...