... character. That is Peel may act as a Whig, and be *» the more liberal, or easy, or of party, and by thoso who are Whigs and nothing more Still it maybe questioned whether he dare follow up the Reformers' creed. The chief the Whigs has ess iQ lit/ unsay. Already ...

... specimen the Ministry; but he is not Whig; his Whiggery is not his nature, but an infirmity, as whiteness is disease in the Negro. Lord Grey is an hereditary Whig, but he is of party except himself. Lord Lansdowne is real Whig, but the colour is much faded. ...

... the Whigs when in power, they would disgust the people and raise up the same spirit of opposition which so effectually drove them out of office in 1839. We did not, however, look for so speedy a verification of this; nor did we imagine the Whigs were ...

... , undergo half martyrdom for the victory great principle, that—Whigs may bo glorified. There is something bashaw-like, Oriental, in the easy, matter-of-course manner with which both Whigs and Tories condescend to receivo the prize, that others, the hard ...

... MORE WHIG JORS. Tiie people of Scotland might reasonably have supposed that for the present session at least, nothing more could have been attempted in the way of legislative jobbing. We have had Marriage Bill—a Registration Bill—and a Lunacy Bill for ...

... father put no trust the Whigs, and abate not a jot of their Anti-Whig projects. In London, the division lists class the Repealers with the Whigs, to whose forces they are subsidiary. In Dublin, the Repealers are superior to the Whigs or Liberals, whom ...

... THE WHIG CABINET AND IRELAND. ( From the Times.) The Whig Cabinet—as regards Ireland-lies under the peculiar disadvantage of having encouraged by its individual members hopes which, in its aggregate character, it may unable to lulfil. itli Mr Ward associated ...

... day. But the Whig aristocracy have so often duped the Liberal party, using them as ladder by which climb into power, and then kicking it down when it has served their turn, that we know not whut answer to give to them. The remembrance Whig ingratitude ...

... WILL THE WHIG GOVERNMENT STAND (From Eraser's Magazine for August.) We write it with regret, but a consideration of the materials of which the Whig Ministry is composed compels us to avow our belief that Lord John will not be able to carry the Government ...

... WHIG TREMORS ON RETURN OFFICE. (From the Spectator.) The expectant Whig Ministers and their friends appear to be a curious state of mind; they are eagerly anticipating the return to office, yet they behave as if they dreaded it; they do their best to ...

... WINDING UP OF THE SESSION.—WHIG MEASURES. ( From the Morning Ckromcle.) The whole tenor of Ministerial endeavours at legislation, during this singularly unfortunate session, nas been characterised by an irresolution, a self-contradiction, and an aptitude ...

... MR. O'CONNELL AND THE WHIG PARTY. (From the Standard.) There is, we believe, no longer any question of the fact that the Whigs are at this moment engaged in negociating the terms of new coalition with Mr O'Connell, of which their adhesion to Federalism ...