... vered from its Whig-Radical mania, and a Conservative Ministry shall once more be in power. There is, however, a far greater difficulty to be encountered before any system of National Education can be made really efficacious yin training the children ...

... AUGUST 7, 1855.] the respectable Whigs, who assumed the name the laip lls Q e _ l.vat ives, and, under the able leadership of ROBERT PEEL, became a powerful party. In secession of time a new change took place by the sudden idespsairtonieosfisze of the ...

... went on a Budget which is yet in can imagine a Whig Minister, true to the his party, pursuing that system of ped which has made shipwreck of all Whig the Exchequer loan for the e) If an attempt be made ing deficiency, with perk over by Way of margin for ...

... agitation for what is called Administrative Reform, got up chiefly, if not wholly, by Whigs and Radicals ; and yet the abuse of which they profess to complain is one of which Whigs and Radicals have been peculiarly guilty ; which they have even reduced to a system ...

... promise to support the Liberal interest. I am, &c. There is Whig morality ! The claim is objected to as bad, and not founded on a proper qualification. Support us with your vote, say the Whigs, and we shall allow you to be ' enrolled, although you have ...

... reflections, also inspires cheerful hopes. The year 1852 will be a memorable one in the history of party: The annihilation of The Whigs will be referred to that date ; while the national Conservatives will be able to look hack to the same period with honest ...

... less gracefully than the Whigs have done. Their Premier flung up his office in a pet, like an illbred schoolboy, and the underlings conduct themselves in the house like the habitues of a beershop. To say the last. least, the Whigs have been consistent to ...

... terday week have proved most conclusively two facts first, that our professedly pure Whig not above resorting -Radicals are ...

... offending hath this extent, no more. Oh, say the champions of Whig-Radical purity, but the public service is injured, for appointments and promotions should only go by merit, and the Whig-made rule should be adhered to, of all recommendations coming ...

... lawyers ig lawyers, who have instances, tenacious of last bit of Whig nepotism by the Lord Chancellor of ontagu Wilde, to the regis- Mr. Wilmot conveniently he ci devant attorney, who Whig clique, and who by )'Este, accounts himself as has proved himself ...

... aimed ar it virulent dissensions and the most nbitrators tear The cons fish ambition, and of Whigs charge the nd attempts to get t emselves charge the Whigs with the louble-dealing design of using them to overturn the Ministry, in order to establish the ...

... CONINIITTEE.—Many borough elections are a mere trial of skill between the Whig Flewker and the Tory Frail. The general who influences the greater number of indifferents wins the day. The Whigs will have Flewkers, Tories will have Frails, and even Radicals look ...