... THE WHIGS. (From the Times.) Exactly as had been foreboded by the miserable ex. Ministers who must now be designated par excellence Her Majesty's opposition, the Conservative candidates for Cambridge and Ludlow have been triumphantly returned; and thus ...

... got him bailed out but gaye him ! ote, and he toted for the Whig puritans. are few instances —a sample of the Whig ' * it be possible to convince an election ce > the majority ef whom are Whigs—then and Rennie will speedily be in Position to their friends ...

... the Whigs, and the only party to whom the payment of bribes could be traced was the Whigs themselves. Mr. Coppock has adopted the plan the York Whigs, and we wish him joy of his enviable position. But bad is th« Ludlow case, the doings of the Whigs Newark ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. r = Yorkshire Gazette. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 18S9. The act of providing for Mr. Spring Ricb, alias, Lord Monteaolk, aliat, Lord Straddle-ooosk, on the occasion of his being shelved for incapacity, has displayed the unblushing dishonesty and ...

... WHIG RETRENCHMENT. (From Frater's Magazine.) Tho last budget brought before parliament by a Conservative chancellor of the exchequer was that of 1880. was thut summed up by Mr. Goulburu, when laying it before the House Commons :— Thus the total amount ...

... the new House Commons. TUB REFORMERS AND THE WHIGS. There are already symptoms of the dissolution of that unnatural alliance which was formed, for the purpose of carrying the reform bill, between the whigs and the reformers, or radicals, as they call ...

... WHIG MACHINATIONS. A scrutiny has been begun at Northampton town, into the votes at the recent election between .Mr. Smith and Sir Robert Gunning. The scrutiny commenced on Monday, which day the following letter, written by Charles Hill. Esq. a magistrate ...

... THE WHIG-RADICALS. The of the Whig Radical journalists have of late been so much confused by the distresses ol their party, that we are not surprised at their mistaking a sound castigation for an admission on the part of Sir Robert Peel of the prosperous ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. Yorkshire Gazette. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1833. Every day fresh instances are coming to light of the rapacity of tbe whigs, and of tlie eagerness with which they seize patronage for their relatives and dependents. The Rattlesnake, Capt ...

... THE “YOUNG” WHIG. On Thursday evening week, Mr. Gisboiine said, the ministry was now ground down to an assemblage of pure old whigs: rather an odd remark, when the members certainly more resemble the new whigs of the French revolutionary era, than the ...

... THE WHIG PURITANS. Odette* SATURDAY, JUNE 4, ISO 3 have of late heard so much virtuous. indignation at the corrupt practices of the Tories —we have seen articles iv the columns of our Liberal contemporaries enumerating such patriotic I parity and detestation ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. (gazette. SATURDAY, August 17 There are some things in which it is impossible for a man to place implicit confidence, and there are some people on whom it would be foolish to rely. American river steamers, coloured sugar plums, cheap ...