... THE WHIGS AT BRAINTREE. We shall no doubt, see in the radical prints glowing account of the proceedings of the Whig Candidates at Braintree, on Wednesday last. There was an evident effort to make grand display of the shining Brand, and his patron Western ...

... THE WHIG CANVASS. (From a Correspondent.) The Whigs have adopted a very singular mode of recommending themselves to their constituents, and of orying down the Conservatives of this county.—You hear nothing now of their high merits in carrying the Reform ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY; Another Dialogue between Mr. Smith and hit Landlord. landlord—Ah. Smith, my Rood fellow, how are you How Mistress? and the old Lady and the Bovs. Are they all well How many young Farmers are you bringing up? Smith—l have eight of them ...

... THE WHIG CARDINAL VIRTUES Whig Patriotism — Place, Pension, and Public Plunjfcr. Innumerable Jobs. Commissions and Com- misstoifers; Assistant Commissioners ; Clerks to Com- missioners and Assistant Clerks. Ruin of the Farmer. Free Trade; and Bankruptcy ...

... A WHIG MINISTER. The following lines from a Lampoon by Dean Swift are singularly applicable to a Whig Minister of tbe present day. Of favour and fortune unmerited, vain, * A sharper in trifles, a dupe in the main ; Aclaqvijig of ijulliyjK, us wonders ...

... THE WHIG— AND SOMETHING MORE. Hunc tv Romane, caveto. (From the Hereford County Press.) If you find a man with a silky smile, While his eye is instinct with inward guile, Thouuh of fair estate, and high degree, Yet hand in hand with motility. Tinker ...

... does the Whigs justice, however, when he says that they have no principle. We can state what their principle Is (at which, indeed, his lordship bas just glanced), and it may as well he done in rhyme, and by their own mouths : THE GREAT WHIG PRINCIPLE ...

... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. From Fruser's Magntine. Whig ingenuity has brought to light, ia these isventive days, another reason inexpressibly overpowering,—to wit, that the friendship and 'alliance s*ll us commercial intercourse with France. is full time for ...

... repeal of taxes, for the taxes remitted by the Whigs were only, on his own statement, 1,564,000/. a-year ; whereas the deficiency of the revenue is— Surplus of the Duke—lo.«t, 1-2,900,000 Deficit of the Whigs incurred, 1,200,0(10 £4,100,000 This immense ...

... accordance with its own traditions. What, then, has been the result of such an extended ex- periment of Whig rnle ? Almost the last act of the Whig Government was to announce that Ireland was in a state bordering upon rebellion, and they have handed over ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND TIIE WHIGS. The Moruiug Tost, iv an article upou the close of the Par- liamentary Session of 1866, says : — If the past session is remarkable for having witnessed the fall of a Liberal Government which at its commencement seemed ...

... THE LATE WHIG PLOT. ?? ro tbk QOKEtf from rax citt or Hoa- WICB. At a numertjm and highly-re*i>ectsble meeting of the itihxbiunta of Norwich, hdd at the Miid'» Head-Inn, St. Simon's, on Toeaday, (lie 14th of May, 1R», W J. Utten Browne. E*^ , In the chair ...