... THE SCOTCH WHIGS. Tlie real Whig* were extremely few. Self interest had converted some, and terror none ; and the residue which stood out consisted only the stronger-minded men the party. The adherence of these men rational opinions was alien led with ...

... WHIGS AND LIBERALS. These terms are sometimes used indiscriminately, if they were altogether synonymous and co-extensive. But they are not; and the new electors need to understand their connection and distinction. The modern Liberal party contains within ...

... THE OLD WHIGS. The peculiar relation in which the Whig oligarchy havo stood to the main body of Liberalism of Britain ainee the passing of the first Reform Bill has necessarily become more sharply accentuated with the extension of the franchise. To the ...

... THE WHIG DEFECTION. Since last writing on the above subject, the prospects of Liberal union in the future have not increased, nay, it can be said with certainty that events are rapidly lessening the chances of it. It is now allowed on all hands that the ...

... WHIG CORRUPTION. If ever there was a time when the Catholics of this empire should be of one mind and one feeling, it is the present period, when the iiead of the Church is assailed with so much malignant vehemence by Protestantism and infidelity. One ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE ROMANIST& (Front the Morning Pose.) An Irish journalist politely denominated Sir Thomas Redington the other day 'a baptised spaniel.' But there are other dogs, serving under the present ministry, whose dexterity far surpasses that of ...

... WHIG MINISTRIES. THE BLUNDERING EXTRANAGANCE OF Eighty-six is oar ostimat,rl expenditure this year, the average exponliture of the last twenty y •:irs having about fif:y millions. In this single y r, therefore, the war is estimated as likely to cost U; ...

... THE WHIG DILEMMA Mr Charles Buxton, M.P. for Maidstone, in a letter under the title of The Liberal Dilemma, which occupies three columns of the Times, states his views on reform, and proposes a measure for the extension of the suffrage to the working ...

... THE WHIG BUDGET. If ever there was Chancellor of the Exchequer on whom it was incumbent to tiring for ward a budget that would redeem Ins own character, and reflect some respect and jHipularity on the administration, it was Sir Charles Wood last night ...

... FOUNDERING OF THE WHIG. 0, there never was seen on political seas Such a helpless hulk, by a hundred degrees ! She was crazy and rotten from keelson ti rig, And the BEACH sert ell her right tnat made wreck of lb. Whig ' The old Whig was relaunched, with ...

... THE ATTITUDE OF THE WHIGS. learn that in Loudon the divisions which to opening between the various sections the Liberal party are much discussed in political circles. separation of the Moderate Liberals or Whigs from the more Advanced Liberals Radicals ...

... ; Ad he Wag sure, A pinky Whig Ao-er '8 the Whig that out-whiggilles a', man. Gloms. And they crack and we telE, And they tat and we crack, And we ta'k and they crack awe', For evurcioice the mild Whigs Were and bauld Whigs, And gied their oppressors ...