... WHIG GOVERNMENT. RADICAL'S OPINION THE PRESENT Mr. who has just beeo addressing hta> eonttiinenU »t Huildermfield, thu#, in the course hi* •peet-h, spoke of the political conduct of the preaent Government the nueatioo of Reform ** When this Parliament ...

... THE WHIG PARTY. (From the Spectator.) They have, to begin with, no real leader. Lord Palmerston is no leader of the Whigs. They can accept his foreign policy with cordiality, and, like caber Englishmen, they admire his plutk and vigodr with a heartissee ...

... THE WHIG DESERTIONS. It is said Lord Yarborough will complete » secession from the Liberal party by joining the Carlton Club (says a London correspondent), thus associating himself with the Opposition. When a full meeting of the House Lords takes place ...

... THE LUCKY WHIGS. Within the last six months the ministry have had the disposal of two Chief Justiceships—of the place of Lord Chancellor—of the place of Attorney General—of the place of Solicitor General—of the place of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ...

... harmless had the Whigs been true to themselves. Inertness, and that prone aess to rest upon their oars in the stormy navigation i which the vessel of the State is always exposed, has it of the impelling breeze of popular favour; the Whig government has ...

... WHIG TREACHERY. THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, MAR. 19, 1859. We shall offer no apology for alluding to Lord Gkey's letter on the subject of Reform, since the document was evidently intended for publication, and is in every way calculated to serve ...

... WHIG LAWYEILS. The prietipal mop if wok .1111. the dilzr:test of Lord idedi et legal hineemilmi death created a seturelly be tie firet kr preemption. The Auceeey.Gemeral. it Is MM. steed, declined to reptitoe Sir Cr.sswstl,end inn - tbe lot fell Baton ...

... THE SURRENDER OF THE WHIGS. Lord John Russell has made the timely discovery that he does not carry along with him either his provisional supporters in the House the people out of doors in any attempt to stop public business. He now advises the House to ...

... but, after all, he Bedford Whig, and, notwithstanding all his protestations, entertains at this moment the profoundest conviction that the fiuality declaration was the very acme of statesmanship. It not the creed of Bedford Whig to give power to the people ...

... WHIGS OR CONSERVATIVES? The part played by the Whigs in the administration of affairs, from the formation of the Coalition Cabinet in December. 1852, to the fall of the Palmers ton Administration February, 1858, is altogether inglorious. They attempted ...

... WHIG EXTRAVAGANCE. If the Whigs are occasionally, in some exceptional trifle, penny-wise, their general rule is to be poundfoolish. The country has heard with extreme disgust of the immense allowance which, the face of the grinding taxation by which all ...

... willing enough to strike his friends, but he is still more eager to smite his foes, Without Whig aid, the Tory Gocernment was in any case doomed and the Whigs ere too helpless to assist any lame dog of a Prime Minister over the stile. It is quite idle ...