... the hall-money was given away in Christmas boxes to the poor, and when he was mayor the almshouses were given away to the Whigs, and when the Tories were in power to the Tories, or in other words ‘“politieally,” so that you see Mr. S. did not mind admitting ...

... ” said Mr. Labouchere in the House of Commons, ¢than the position of the Government who are obliged to bow tfi: knee to the Whigs.’ But Lord Hartington has taken a very effectual way of sparing his friends on the Treasury Bench this humiliation : he has ...

... reporters to be admitted. ke was refused for a considerable time, and the chief opposition was from the whigs (hear). He had always been told that the whigs were the supporters of everything that was liberal, but be had not found it 80 in Bedford ; on the ...

... it is absurd to suppose that the party will recant or modify its opinions, in order that a certain number of Parliamentary Whigs and Radicals representing Conaehmtives may be induced ;o mjuil;) lxt. These rebels may be very excellent and very able persons ...

... existence there, I should feel the greatest sympathy ; but for the lord of the soil, who was a zealous Protectionist under a whig administration, but could desert the farmers, and shift his policy with a shifty turn-coat Minister, I con~ fess 1 for one ...

... [From the Globe.] The resignation of the Mistress of the Robes | [Duchess of Bedford), following as it does those of so many Whig members of the Government, shows a ' | gradual decay of Liberal support to a Radical Min| istry in a manner which may prove ...

... be conducted. There e of a eontest then, but on the a list was sent out for each ling commenced. The whole of icillors were Whigs, viz., Messrs, and Johnstone, in the Western ...

... compact of alliance and allegiance with the Duke of ArGyLL, Lord HARTINGTON was to be drawn into the league, other great ‘Whigs were to be enticed over, and they were all to be cemented into one strong phalanx by hatred of CHAMBERLAIN and the Caucus. ...

... ‘ of the matier was, that in 1852 he was agent for the \ Whig party in the registration at Ayleshury, and was consulted by the defendant as 1o the best means of promoting the predominance of Whig prineiples in the borough. In consequence of that he suggested ...

... such a manner. According to the compaet which had been entered into and ratified by both parties, over and over again, two Whigs and two Tories were to be elected. Upon this understanding lists were agreed upon, but when the day arrived an attempt was ...

... CES Set e R Ry L Utrsrer—Thereare further accountsof the increase of the distress in the northern provinees, ‘The Northern Whig contains the folilowing :—* We were all grently alarmed, on Wednesday Inst, by a report that a party of lahourers were 1o ...

... Wrongs of the Crofters and the Reform of the Land Laws, I have now at last a MAN ! I've waited lon With deaf ear turned to Whig and Tory babglo, It God, belike, might send a champion ltl‘of With potent word to lay the dinsome squabble As Moses clave ...