... the Session.” Spooking of finance reform, the witter declares his opinion that little Likely to be seriously taken up the Whigs, inasmuch one of the earliest effects of such scheme would neoeesarily the reduction of their official salaries. ** This is ...

... are more paupers than voters. A Parisian editor, in making an extract from a paper iu this country, called tbe Independent Whig, translates tbua: La Perruque Independaßle:'’ which means independent perriwig. Pilpered Fancies.—The following verse it from ...

... this waa too bad of bis noble friend, who waa Whig, and was one of those who were very hot for the Reform Bill. But it was just sample of what those people were when they became hungry. This waa what the Whigs called, with that calm complacency peculiarly ...

... in the English circles Indeed I can assure you, that no ambassador and ambassadress were ever so personally unpopular the Whig lord and lady who deign to receive 0,000 a-year, and to live in a splendid mansion the representatives of John Bull. But, en ...

... Ireland the farmers are planting potatoes, avowedly because the cultivation of wheat has become unprofitable \ and, unless the Whigs listen in time to the cry for relief, they will be compelled to give way better men. It was only last week that we described ...

... terribly to kick at nothing.” The Whole Hog.— An exchange gives us this:—**! say, Pete, some darned Whig stole half my pig last night.” ** How yon know was a Whig, Bill?” Because, if it had been Loco, he’d have taken the whole of it.” The Powers that Be.— Some ...

... we are now weighing connexion with England in the scales of Interest only; not like Justice-blind, but with our open.* The Whigs ought be highly gratified at their success in turning loyalists into cosmopolites: it is, however, mere carrying out of Free-trade ...

... 1 i notices ought to served.” The French Republic occupies much the same position in relation to the French people that the Whig Government occupies in this country to our own. Every one, says the Journal De'liais. puts up with the Republic because ...

... 6, 1850. WHIG FINANCE AND TORY FINANCE. {From Blackwood's Magazine,) We have been so accustomed, during twenty years of Liberal and popular rule, to see successive Administration live only from hand to mouth, and to be content if they can get over present ...

... neceuary to the world; in the present state of parties in Great Britain the Whigs are necessary to govern; and it is undeniable that the noble lord is necessary to the Whigs, and therefore it is hopeleta to look for his resignation of office. The second ...

... BRIGHTON. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1850. The Whigs have passed through another disastrous week. On Thursday last they sustained a positive overthrow, tbe motion of Lord Ashley for the abolition of Sundsy labour in tbe Post-office being carried, against the strenuous ...

... . In anticipation of Mr Fagan’s speedy retirement from Parliament, Mr Serjeant Murphy has already entered the field as the Whig candidate for the seat about to be vacated at Cork. M. Caussidiere, lately ex-Prefect of Police at Paris, and one of the P ...