... authority whatever ou the Italian question . He only views it through a medium of Whig prejudices and prepossessions ; he believes in the existence tlirougbout Italy of a Whig party ; and he would even—such was the climax of Mr Disraeli ' a sarcas m—contemplate ...

... _LORD-HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS ' OF . THE . WHIG PARTY . . On _. Friday next will be pulilished , in _One Volume , post avo , M EMOIRS of tlio _WHIG PARTY _Smug MY . TIME . By _HENRY _RICHARD LORD HOLLAND . _' _'Edited by _his Sos , _HENRY _EDWARD LORD _HOLI-AND ...

... M . B HOBS-MAN AND THE -WHIGS ^ from Globe . ' ) ALWAys aLuso the Whi gs—it is a safe ruleespecially if you are or have been Whig- yourself . Aud the stereotyped mode of abusing them is to say they are nowhere— -funcii officio—out of political existence ...

... WHIG POLICY. The late visit of the ex-Premier to Bowood after his jaunt to Woburn, has given some countenance to the idea that a portion of the Whigs are inclined to sever from the Liberal Party (and from Lord J. Russell) on the Reform question, and to ...

... _'Whig-Radical _—and that _die _Scotsman cordially _homologates , entirely and cordially approve _? , and _certifies to _the _soundness of all tho political _opinions of that _aingularly _unlucky _aspirant . _~ Wa rather fear that _our c ...

... into the Whig ranks, it is by means easy to perceive how the conflicting tendencies of the inferior Inminarics are to be harmonised. The Whig orators are half Rusaellite, half Paimerstonian j nicely poised in interest and disposition. With Sit Charles Wood ...

... .tind the Whig 144. placard is Vtvat *gins. (Laughter.) The right gentleman next rtferred to the question of the reparation or re-occupation of the barracks of Berwick. I understand that an election petition from Berwick has been presented, and as ...

... IGNOMINIOUS DEFEAT OF THE WHIG CABAL. Room there I Room in the madhouse Room for those who have gone down into the mud and eaten dirt 1 Room for the united rumps of all the old Whig parties! Room for Palmerston, room for Russell, and, above all, room—a ...

... Liberal Party regard the Whig Connection was wholly without foundation. We admit that is a very shocking state of affairs. We can almost sympathise the indignant exclamation of Sir VV. Hayter. Things are come to a pretty pass when Whig cannot wallop his own ...

... task—for _this rea » nn , that Old Whigs _^ and 'Old WIii _^ _giMn have no _existence save _in history ; and we do _not _krioi' / Itmv _history is to bepuc down . History record _» _what Olil Whignisra was , and what _the Old Whigs did , tlie 1 , _-ist _two hundred ...

... BY what sin _fell the _Whigs _; ' How comes it that , in a calm andwith ' a ' _pdpular'flag'atthe _mast-head , they _have gone down _leaving _scarcely a _ruffle on the _surface ! ' _. Perhaps _. the answer cannot be _very _confidently made _, and _ifcertainly ...

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