... THE WHIGS AND THE CONSERVATIVES. It is lamentable to think what must eventually become of the Whig party. Tbey have but two leaders of any note, and those names have been before the public for a period beyond tbe memory of most of our readers. During ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE, The treatment to which Mr. Layard has been subjected by his friends the Whigs, has been even worse than the general conduct which clever men, who attach themselves to the Venetian party, meet with. Of late years it has become the practice ...

... 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 ADMINISTRATION. It is remarkable to notice the tenacity 'with which the liberal journals adhere to the fib that Lord John Russell's administeration fell through the hostility of the Conservatives. On the contrary it is notorious that they ...

... THE LATE WHIG MINISTRY. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1852. Whatever the difference of opinion respecting Lord Derby's administration, there appears to be hut one opinion as to the now defunct Whig Government. They held office long after they ceased to possess ...

... WHIG-RADICAL MISREPRESENTATION. The tools of the Leeds Reform Registration Association are ever at their dirty work. For factious purposes tbey have for months been moving all the powers they could influence, and trying all the means they thought were ...

... DECADENCE OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Rumours, and more than rumours, of an approaching dissolution the cabinet are gaining ground. The immediate cause which, it is expected, will bring matters to a crisis, is the ill-health of the most efficient members of ...

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... M - P |WHIG MISGOVERNMENT AT THE CAPE. IF there is one spot of earth in which the approaching humiliation of Lord JOHN RUSSELL and his incapable colleagues will be welcomed with more heartfelt satisfaction than another, that spot will most assuredly be ...

... had against the doings of their Whig-Radical predecessors and opponents. we have no hesitation in saying tbat if they bad recourse to this mode of redress with the same unscrupulous audacity which characterized the Whig-Radical administration, the governmeni ...

... THE WOULD-BE ARRANGEMENTS OF THE WHIGS. The Morning Herald, under the heading of Political Rumours, says:—After the resignation of Lord Ellenborough, it was generally understood that Mr. Cardwell would not persist in his motion, and have reason to believe ...

... WHIG MERCANTILE LEGISLATION. I~~ ~~ _ WE have received the following copy of a letter addressed to Mr. CLAY by a well known merchant and shipowner of this place. We commend it to the attention of our readers, as the honest tribute of a Liberal to the ...