... FALL OF THE WHIG LEADEK. CAREFUL perusal of the extended report of Lord John Russell's speech does not enable us to mitigate the opinion we formed last week from the Telegraphic Summary, and further explanations given since, both by his Lordship and some ...

... TIIE WHIG MANIFESTO. The Whigs are coming out again. Preludes speerhi- fyiug hat already begun. We shall awn base another Cffiehen Place niertitt,t, with the second MetaLer fur London as its chief speaker. Scotland it is, the university of whose capital ...

... (Fran the Northern Whig.) There is something absolutely revolting in the revelations which are daily being made of the doings of a large portion of English traders. There conduct, as made known through the invaluable exertions of scientific men, is such ...

... {From the Belfast Whig.) LINEN. In Ballymena, on Saturday, there was fair supply of goods, and, as the demand was rather dull, no advance was obtained on late rates. Armagh market was also duller; prices unchanged. Lurgan market was very small, diapers ...

... THE TIMES SLAUGHTERING THE WHIGS. (ti)'om the nines.) Everybody must have observed the length of time that it takes to quit the apparent vicinity of a colossal object. Go to Paris, pass under the stupendous Are de Triomphe, proceed half way to Neuilly ...

... A WHIG JOB. An outgoing government has hitherto been chary of appearing to forestall the patronage of their successors, or to fasten their supporters on the country. With honourable statesmen a sense of delicacy would dictate each a course. The Whigs, ...

... APPROACHING CLOSE OF WHIG MISGOVERNMENT. (From the Morning Herald.) The nature of the missile cast by Sir E. Bulwer Lytton into the Coalition camp may be very easily determined from the dismay and the confusion which it has so suddenly created. Consternation ...

... A WHIG CONTRACT. The following letter, signed A Derbyite, has been addressed to the Morning Herald In placing before your readers the following facts relative to the Australian mail contract entered into by the last Palmerston government, I may state ...

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... 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 ...

... first symptoms of the corning storm. The Whigs are beginning to contemplate with diem:iv the certainty of their being soon driven from the helm of atTairs, and their free-trade policy being reversed ; and Whig help• lessness in difficulty suggests and ...