... “AN OLD WHIG” THE COMING SESSION. “ old Whig,” writing from Brooks’s to the Times, says : The next Session promises to be exciting one. The Government has been in long enough to become somewhat unpopular, and long enough to have committed, is inseparable ...

... sure to occur sooner or later, Tories will run away in a fright, and Whigs will become again “thelegitimate leaders the people.” In the meantime, ic is ridiculous Tories boast, or of Whigs to be stingy, or of Radicals to despond. ...

... notes on CURRENT TOPICS. Divisions An Old ‘Whig*' writes another letter from Brookes's shew what 44 sound Whig policy and the true interests of the Empire” expect from the Government in the coming session. It promiMS, in his estimation, to exciting one ...

... , and the problem—which shall it be? —must work its own solution before tnanv months are over. The hollow allianro between Whig and Uadioal must give way. and we shall have in its stead either the of the former by the latter, or quarrel, resulting in ...

... tactics whereby the Whigs and the moderate Liberals are be kept out of oftloa the condition that Tory Cabinet passes Radical measures. The fifteenth Earl Derby will not take leap in the dark even for the sake of “dishing the Whigs.” He will not secularise ...

... Esqs. William landlord the Free Trads beerhouse, Lowestoft, applied have the sign of his house altered to Kimberley, the Dirty Whig.” The Bench declined to accotie to the application. Mr Ferrier, of Yarmouth. on behalf of Henry Bristow, applied for spirit ...

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... Feb. 21ad, 1872. LYNN LOYALTY. Sir,—Can you answer me a few questions' Whigs swathe 'Lynn Loyal and Constitutional Party?. Are they not aware that they ought to be loyal Tuesday next? How is it that the Mayor is behind the Mayors of ether towns in not ...

... I*7*2. the King's Head Inn. Wymoudham. at Five for o'clock in the Afternoon, order of tho Trustees for Sale thereof». the folio whig very DESIRABLE PROPERTY in FUNDENHYLL. LOT I.—A MESSUAGE with Bam. Stable. Cowhouse, Piggeries, and Cart Lodges, anil other ...

... parties in the State, if not more—the Tories, the Whigs, and the | Liberals, or the Radicals, or the Movement, or by whatever other name or nick-name the stirring people who are not Tories and not Whigs may be designated. All except the Tories were agreed ...

... Charing-eroes, London, engraved in white letters, on the red ground on the Government stamp. An Old Whig writes another letter from Brookes's to show what sound Whig policy and the true interests of the Empire expect from the Government in the coming session ...

... Ttiggs, landlord of the Free Trade beerhouse, Lowestoft, applied to have the sign of his house altered to Kimberley, the Dirty Whig.’* The Bench declined to accede to the application. Mr. Ferrier, of Tarmouth, on behalf of Henry Bristow, applied for n. spirit ...