... WHIG FINANCE. In the House of Commons on Friday evening, Mr. Merries asked how it was that the financial accounts of the year were late, and had not yet been presented. The Chancellor of the Exchequer could not sav,but would inquire. __ Humoured Visit ...

... WHIGS AND SAINTS. --•-- .11mmilui Ma. Enrroß,—rne public have again been jockeyed in this affair of the sunoay Post. Mr. Locke's motion, on Tuesday night, for returning to the old arrangements, such as they were before the Sabbatarian onslaught of Lord ...

... THE LUCKY WHIGS. Within the last six months the ministry have had the disposal of two Chief Justiceships—of the place of Lord Chancellor—of the place of Attorney General—of the place of Solicitor General—of the place of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ...

... WHIG EXTRAVAGANCE. If the Whigs are occasionally, in some exceptional trifle, penny-wise, their general rule is to be poundfoolish. The country has heard with extreme disgust of the immense allowance which, the face of the grinding taxation by which all ...

... THE WHIG BUDGET. The budget has been received with about as much unanimity as could reasonably be expected. So says the oracle of Printing-House Square, and we reiterate the statement, though in somewhat different sense. It could never be anticipated ...

... GOOD BYE FOR THE WHIGS. Tune— Dsar Tom, thU Jug, 1 ' flood to the Whig,, ,h ir departure's at hand, Is the cry o'er the length and the breadth ofthe nd » 'Tis re echoed in gladness from mountain and gl«»' And it sounds like sea 'mid the dwellings of ...

... THE WHIGS & THE HOUSE OF LORDS. INDEPENDENT PREss, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1850. The extraordinary vote of censure passed by a majority of the House of Lords, on Monday night, on Lord Palmerston’s policy in our enforced claims upon the Greek Government, is ...

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... THE CONSISTENT WHIG PREMIER. Lord John 184.5—6. Lord John 1850. Lord John Russell,— He My dear Lord,—l agree believed that they might with you in considering repeal those disallowing 'the late aggression of the clauses (in the bill of 1829) Pope upon ...

... evil inveterate in political parties, particular! the Whig faction and in statesmen such aa Sir Robert PonJ, who haa imitated Whig tactics, to endeavour to conciliate the demagogue of the hour. The Whigs formerly stood in need of O'Connell and hie tail, and ...

... THE WHIGS IN OFFICE AND THE WHIGS IN bsmox. The discussion raised on Tuesday night Mr. Sadlcir’s motion for a committee to inquire into the circumstances connected with the striking of the ury in the case of Callanan r. Cameron, afforded another and most ...

... THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER AND THE WHIGs. CaRpinaL WIsEMAN has arived in London, without any of the atrocious suggestions against the safety of his person being as yet acted on, however long such may be the case. The paragraph in the Times which ...