... THE ■WHIGS. the Whigs, the Duke of Wellington last night paid, toe proper time, a proper compliment. Nothing can place higher that party—perhaps too proud, too uncompromising, hut conspicuously patriotic party —than the sacrifice. which has often made ...

... PROSPECT OF THE WHIGS. The extinction of the Whig nobles, a powerful partv in the country, appears to be inevitable. Their intermediate position, not sympathizing with the masses vet aloof from the general body of the aristocracy, is not favourable for ...

... THE FOREIGN WHIGS. Vienna, Maech 27. —The second full meeting of the conference was held yesterday. The subject of discussion was said to have been the press. —AUgemtine Zeitvng, April 2. The Messagtr dee Ckambrts adverts to the existence of a report ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. There is a good deal of discussion in some the clubs, relative to a rumored conversation between a member of the government and a leading Tory, In Which the former is said have acknowledged that ministers Were in queer state,” and heavily ...

... POLAND—THE WHIGS. If ever there was a case which mere than any other, Whig policy violated Whig principles and tarnished the faith and honor England, from a truckling subserviency to Russian domination, it rvas in the case of Poland; a country which (he ...

... long been acquainted with the nominal distinction between Whig and Tory; but in popular Legislature the terms must become as obsolete as the parties have been really alike regards the people. Whigs and Tories have been hitherto contending for the loaves ...

... TORIES AND WHIGS. \V« repeat what we often said bvfort, that in •very relation of life, whether juror*, a» gorpr. note, legislators, or a* gentlemen, would Infj. nitely prefer the Tories the Whigs. Tories professed to ameliorate law they promptly perform ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE RECIPIENTS OF THEIR PATRONAGE. A Tory has succeeded in Radnorshire. He was proposed by Frankland Lewis; and Frankland Lewis is the man who was lately in the poor law commission, and who was allowed to retire in favour of his son, now ...

... serfs of a Whig landlord ; in short, it is a constituency that no Tory slanderer can affect to despise ; and is it nothing, that, in the same week in which Ludlow is carried after the fiercest contest on record, a man who may well be called Whig- Radical—an ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR ENEMIES. Tlie Morning Chronicle, in commenting upon the distribution of government patronage in Scotland, say*—The office given to Mr. Tweedie was sought fur several most respectable and tried friends of government, who, of course ...

... DUPLICITY OF THE WHIGS. In «rery part of the world, and upon every He question, thfe EnglUh and Iriak Whigs are anlirefonnere, except upon the single qnaatkm of parliamentary reform. The eondnet that portion of the Whigs which-belongs the Lower House ...

... THE WHIGS—IRELAND. We are glad that the ministerial paper, the Glube, has officially announced the recent pamphlet, The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament,” an authoritative miuirtcrial work. This work, it now stated by authority, was too mighty ...