... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEERAGE. In the estimates for 1861 under the head of Civil Contingencies, page 8, we find £512 16s. paid by the Government out of the public monies the cost of Lord Brougham's patent, extending his peerage to bis brother William and ...

... and 46 Whigs; from cities and borooghs, 9 Conservatives and 32 Whigs—giving a total at that period of 27 Conserrativcs and 78 Whigs, or a majority of 51 to the latter. Io 1860 there were returned from Irish counties 33 Conservatives and 31 Whigs; from ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG (BELFAST). The Irish Catholic bishops and clergy can scarcely express confidence in Mr Parnell. They at least cannot in their chapels teach one doctrine and show another spirit in their political relations with the Nationalist leader ...

... WHIG PiIOOFS PROSPERITY. From himinous statement in the Morning Herald of Wednesday, illustrative of the present state of the Docks in the Port of London, we have an alarming confirmation of that commercial ruin which have repeatedly shown to he one of ...

... TREATMENT OF THE BY THE WHIGS. have been asked the reasons why the Whigs arc,as it were, commencing crusade against the army ? We will answer the inquirers ;—Because, by its gallant and* enduring conduct during the war, falsified all the anti-patriot ...

... showers. Your Whig contemporary, it is understood, willing to swallow his the Senior Member, order to serve the interest necessities the Whig leader. a word, there appears to a wonderful unanimity in regard to the arrangement among the Whig jobbers every ...

... A WHIG JOB correspondent of the Standard has brought to light a “job” which, however characteristic of Whig rapacity, reflects no on the present Government. A vacancy has recently been created the Postmastership of Bristol—an office which supposed to ...

... THE REFORM BILL AND THE WHIGS. The Saturday Review* after reciting the collapse the Cave as one of the remarkable events the session, jfoes on to show that the Reform bill has dished the Whigs for time, if not for ever. The unnecessary loquacity of the ...

... THE PARTY OF WHIG MODERATES. The party of Whig Moderates is now in number inf* ficieut to warrant bold defiance of the modern Chartists, even should Mr. Gladstone elect to remain the leader of those disturbers. It on tho latest platforms, consequently ...

... WHIG PEELING FOR FRANCE. A correspondent tells us—what we can hardly believe, although he refers to the head of the department for authentication—he says that our government are selling back to the French government, at the prime cost of the metal, all ...

... THE ULSTER WHIG LEADER. Mr, T. A. Dickson, M.P., Liberal candidate or bouth Tyrone, has issued address to the electors, in which rays the purchase the tenant at fair and jnst price is the only true and final solution of the Irish land question. The present ...

... THE WHIG PRESS—TITHES. The Whig Press is working with vehement diligence, in the conspiracy against tithes, ever since the Minister expressed his opinion upon the subject, little to the wishes of the Grand Conspirators. The Tunes is deliriotis, that it ...