... WHIG PLUNDER. A young newspaper—by name the Queen' ilessaver, is making its way into prominence from the vigorous manner in which it is conducted. Thoroughly independent, and not serving the parliamentary tactics of any political party, this paper does ...

... THE WHIGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. Last Thursday our county contemporary, the Journal, with the good intention of amusing, amazes his readers with an article with the above title, in which the Whigs of Fife, according to his dogma, are made responsible ...

... HOW MR GLADSTONE'S WHIG FRIENDS SPEAK OF HIM. In his speech on Monday the Duke of Somerset said : —lf his friend Mr Gladstone had used half the same energy he had displayed in denouncing the Church of Ireland in explaining to the people the real state ...

... Whig and Tory, Mr Cm-Ilford took nothing by his motion which can alter the state of affairs by a pin's point. So one rose to the dignity of I statesman anxious or prepared to offe: reforma ; on the contrary, the vigorous inefficiency of the Scotch members ...

... Essays. This compiler, who characteristically quotes, as one of his chief authorities, that Whig Yahoo, Oldwixon, and who, with charming audacity, defines the Whigs as ' the party favouring the freedom of the people,' has, in the space of thirty-three loges ...

... than it is gram& Wary influential gentleman in the kingdom hiinself to get the Government of the countryman the hands of the Whig jobbers, who are now the public interest for their private profit. ...

... duriDg the night. At Downpatrick tar-barrels were kept burning and airs were played, but not,' according to the Northern Whig, party nature.' The principal drumming occurred at Omagh. where likewise the effigy of bishop with High Church hat was ...

... measured every day. No one among us says now-a-days he is a Whig ; not that there are no Whigs, but that the creatures who are Whigs have taken to swimming with the tide, and mean to turn up Whigs or Radicals as success finally declares itself. They are ...

... his own speech alone ; and, certainly, will have enough to bear, if he be called to answer for its sins ! If a Whig ex- Minister, far less Whig ex-Lord-Lieutenant, had rushed over to Ireland, to discourage all that had been done or was being done for the ...

... DESIRABLE FARE IN FIR To be Let, for the period of la the term MO, FARM is Pub el 1 c by Mr Wasson. The Lads seal end from Whigs Were Weedy b geed, owd The prima le sot to • % M Mus. Dorm Booms, berm allow, peit sat the te Mr Downs. 18 York aad with whom ...

... 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 ...

... echoed from Edinburgh that the Whigs, who by abuse of trust have made a Secretaryship for Scotland probable, will think twice before giving the post to Mr Edward E. Baxter, the conceited prig who represents Montrose. What the Whigs call their natural instinct ...