... appears, is still to be encumbered with the Whigs, and the hungry family Cabinet will not butige Iruin its comfortable quarters in Downing- street.. What a sbabby, truckling, and eontemptible set are these said Whigs? The prbniisedpatronage of a Protectionist ...

... very moderate concessions. The letter addressed by that inveterate Whig, Earl Grey, to Lord Elcho, on Lord John Russell's proposed amendment, admits the public behind the scenes of Whig life. Sneers for Bright; in- genuity in avoiding questions as unpleasant ...

... TEE WBIG OPPOSITION. It is announced that an attempt will be made by the Whig Opposition to obstruct the progress of public business, on the very first night of the Ses- sion, by a factious amendment on the Address. This amendment will be moved by the ...

... tltibi Whig party has been battling thirty yesra ftr a Ut ?? Bank; nor did it have anytbieg to do is the ceetsi i of the one General Jackson overthrew, whose fintpregliatt was Langdon Cbevet, of South Carolina. It is etluolly sot a fact, that the whig party ...

... a tolerable cha- racter of the Whigs in their present places by one of their best and most honest Press defenders. This is, however, not all. On Monday last, July 22d, the Advertiser again returned to the scratch ?? Whig backs, and after liberally calling ...

... tile promotion of Sir Thomas Wilde a ease of Whig patronage; the appointment of a man neither eminent for his learning or integrity to the office of Lord Cisancellor. It is ever so-the Whsigs appoint Whig judges, the Tories Tory judges. Tile rule is, ...

... of the 'financial difficulties of the Whig position; and the concession of immediate reform would have done the rest. But no: the Whigs lack even ordinary coumge as well as political honesty and intelligence Of Whig bungling we have had many and signal ...

... majority of them, to Lord Palmerston, who has deceived them, and will deceive them again. We have the Whig rabble, with their crowds of hungry cadets again. Whigs with liberal syllables upon their tongues, but with the fingers of sneaksmen in the breeches pocket ...

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... Lord Liandowin is: a Whig, ithilat the proprietor of Gatton, was: a Tory. This was, doubtless; as Mr. Lowe says, a most 'satisfactory working of the -Retorm-Bill tc those who fiamed it- the' Whig-.- We' nowr waut neither& a Whig. ?? a Te ?? but a peoples ...

... THE B&TTLE OF WHIGS AND TORms. The last election return, that of Orkney, completes the list ef members for the new House of Commons Both parties, Whig and Tory, claim the majority in that singulary-constitnted assembly, and it is not in. possible that ...