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... WHIG PERSECUTION. The Whigs, as most persons are aware, are the habit of boasting at the hustings, and elsewhere, of their being the staunchest friends of purity of election, and the independent exercise of the political franechise. They have uniformly ...
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... WHIG JOBBERY. The following account the reforming Lord John Russell's exploits in the way liberal nepotism and jobbery, is from the Essex Gazette ; and ought to be known to the people of England. It only, however, up to 1852, since which time there ...
... POETRY. WHIG LAW. The Whigs, in spite of rhyme or reason. Would hang man, un-tried, for Treason ! They vow John Bull has such a gullet; With ease he'd swallow, aye—a Bullet.' THE DART.-By Thos. Carew, 1635. Oft when look may descry A little Face peep ...
... TITHE COMMUTATION—DEFEAT OF A WHIG JOR. We have just been favoured with sight of tho Report the Select Committee the House Commons appointed to consider the best mode of effecting the Surveys Parishes, for tbe purpose of carrying into effect the act for ...
... WHIG JOBBERY AND CHURCH PATRONAGE. writer, signing himself Ecclesia Anglicana, in the Morning Herald, writes as follows:— The livings of Adisham and Staple are not to be divided, and the fortunate youthful son-in-law of Earl Russell is to have both ...
... WHIG TREATMENT OF MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. Mr. Feargus O'Connor basaddressed letter to The Times, detailing at length bis treatment in York Castle, and complaining in very bitter terms of the Government, by which he has been exposed to the most humiliating ...
... WHIG AND WHIGGISM. _ An excellent writer Blackwood's Magazine, in reviewing the fith volume of Alison's History of Europe during the wf- Cfi devolution, makes the following pithy remarks upon ar Whiggism. Whigs do not smart under such weil-tounded charges ...
... WHIG AND TORY. Many of your readoi will, doubtless, be aware that Daniel Defoe, the famous author of Robinson Crimps, who was a somewhat erratic literary groins. was also a staunch and inixirruptible advocate in his day of Whig principles in politics ...
... Whig By PETER YOUNG, Municipal Editor THE campaign against Government plans to scrap the metropolitan county councils has coat ratep o zers in Tyne Wear The Apure was revealed at a meeting of the county coon I by Labour leader Coon Michael Campbell, reply ...
... Mrr. Gibson, the beaten Whig candidate at Cam- bridge. In an address to the people, before the election, he somewhat naively confessed that one of his reasons for leaving the camp of the Con- servatives and going over to the Whigs, was the utter impossibility ...
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