... WHIG PHILO-RUSSIANISM. Earl Grey has always been a crotchety politic 13,0 ' say the London papers, and therefore it would have unreasonable to look for anything else from such a than the speech he made in the House of Lords last week, in favour of Prince ...

... B of the north of Ireland, also have had ,bitter rcason to complain of the way ixn whicb'they have. been treated by modern Whig kiiria4riei. Yt iop be gratifying to them that the government think it right th quarter the soioi of,.the late i' O'Connell ...

... THE WHIGS! * Friend of Mr. F. Milbank's having applied to 1 Cleveland Vicar for his vote, the following answer was returned, which churchmen may think over with ' profit. My Dear Sir,—l owe you many apologies for not • replying sooner to your note. • ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICS WE heard it asserted repeatedly during the late election that Lord DERRY had entered into a concordant with Cardinal WISEMAN, by which the Roman Catholics were pledged to support tho Conservative Government, and ou tho ...

... WHIG NOBLEMAN ON THE EASTERN QUESTION. The Lord Lieutenant of Surrey (the Earl of Lovelace) has spoken ac follows to influential company assembled at the Mayor's banquet at Guildford:— Allusion has been made by previous speakers to what is going on in ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. The plot thickens in reference to the jobbery and nepotism of Lord Westbury, whose principal vocation since he became Lord Chancellor has been to introduce Law Reforms, which have had any rate one beneficial result to his lordship—tbe provision ...

... this picture to Whig rale, and what do we see? Whichever of three sr four great Whig families happens to be nominal head of the government, wvhen Whig policy is in t,- ascendalnt-for when it is so, by oie or other of three Or tour Whig families, this country ...

... Mr. Bright's Opinion of the Whigs.—During his speech at Rochdale this week Mr. Bright said The Whigs, when they are in office, are not precisely the same kind of people that they are when they are out of office. (Cheei s.) Their contentment something ...

... THE SOBER SADNESS OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. Sin,— Mr. Baines and his friends seem quite scandalised that the Conservatives should have descended to the mean and despicable device of issuing squibs 1 The extreme gravity of the ...

... foes are-the Whigs. tbe would a res % t ' - the Whig* are goC rid , little h e for the Tarty. remed y suggests itself. WlllBS - Clearly they can- are a 9 unsuited each th v ? ...

... DOCKYARD CORRUPTION.-HOW THE WHIG-RADICALS MANAGED IT. In illustration, of the system pursued by the whig- radicals while in office, in the disposal of dockyard patronage,-which, Whey would have the country be. lieve, was never exercised otherwise than ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. We continually hear Whig candidates on the hustings make the most fervent promises of economy and retrenchment. Remarkable there fore the fact that under their rule the Civil Service Estimates are running up to an amount very far exceeding ...