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... WHIG BRIBERY AND COIRREPTIoN. To de Editor of the GlorzerseerslireeJr.of, 'e. Sir,—At a recent Lileral meeting Sir Wat. a.-, that hie family had made greater sacrifices in y for the eau.e of Liberalinin than any family in the county. I do not contradict ...
... the labourer’s work without the labourer’s pay. The Whig on the other hand is an aristocrat and oligarchist. He thinks that power and office are divinely provided for his party, and that certain Whig familiee have hereditary right to office and power. ...
... he had done before when he. shook the dust of democratic Australia from his feet, and came home to sit for the snug little Whig borough of Calne. Indeed, in one his philippics sgainst the untutored Radical electors be had tfarotrn *etit a casual but ...
... tell you anmething else that is. He in effect exclaims,—l find that the Register is right in asserting that it was the new Whig corporation instead of the Tory corporation who sold the Borough property, hut why did they do ant Because the Tories had ...
... act all in due time. Meanwhile, being ready can do no possible harm. The Reek! , for this month Las an able article on Whig and Tory, the spirit of which will Lo seen in the following passage :— It is possible to pass through Cormervatim i up to ...
... the enormous faced in Parlia- prominence, and which will have to ment, too, before long, the house of Bedford and all the Whigs notwi ithetandin; The Standa: ied considers that the addresa of Lord Arthur Russell to the electors éf Tavistock is a good ...
... the four recipients who shall living the newly-erected Licensed Victuallers' Homes as long I live—independent whether they Whigs or Tories. Yours, Sir, very faithfully, Nicholas Lamacraft, ex-President. Globe Inn, Newtown, Nov. 26th, 1875, MR. LOWE AND ...
... BIRTHS. Whig htsok.— -Oct. 27th, at Cirencester, the wife of Professor John Wrightson, of a daughter. LEoxAaf). Oct. 38th, at Ebley-court, Glouceateniiire, the wife Alfred Selfe-Leonard, Esq., of a eon. Thorwo*.—Oct. at Rr>dborough, the wile rtf Mr. Alfred ...
... political body. (Mr. H. D. Seymour: “ Yes it is.”) Mr. Heneage was & whig, and there were many other whigs belonging to it. (Mr. H. D. Seymour: “ Very few.”) He repeated that there were as many Whigs in it ‘as there were Conservatives. (Mr. D. Scym:. But how ...
... useful to him. There is nothing in his speech to ehew that he will not be as ready to dish the Radicals in 1875, as he was the Whigs in 1867. — Morning News. The su'ajects selected and the general treatment followed by kr. Disraeli were hardly such as to call ...
... other their friends, possessed by one mind and intent on one task, would throng to the polling booths in the character, not ef Whigs or Radicals, aeculaiista or voluntaryists, but as Liberal voters combining to return Liberal representatives who should strengthen ...
... The miners ought to be glad to have an opportunity of scrutiny such a man as Mr. Suit to take the place of that miserable old Whig Sir George Grey, or Mr. Brown, to supplant that equally miserable, political nonde,cript, Sir Itobert ?eel, or his colleague ...