... principles, I am free to admit, the late Whig ministry have done much. They have nearly extinguished the little that remained of local independence. It was the first principle maintained by the last of the great Whigs, that popular rights were sacred. The ...

... THE WHIG PARTY. The Whig party, who also held their convention in Baltimore a few weeks later, nominated as their candidate General Winfield Scott, who has earned some celebrity in the petty wars of the United Stites Against Ahe Indians and Mexicans, ...

... THE WHIG PARTY. The Whig party, who also held their convention in Baltimore a few weeks later, nominated as their candidate General Winfield Scott, who has earned some celebrity in the petty wars of the United States against the Indians and Mexicans, ...

... THE WHIGS IN PRIVATE. THE Whigs never were, and never could be, an honest party. Their practice, from the first, has been controlled by the necessities of a false position. Their politics have no meaning; their professions have no sincerity; they have ...

... an important disclosure of an inestimable boon, intended. for the educated classes, by a Whig Administration. As if anybody now cared a straw to know what the Whigs were doing, or intended to do, or imagined that their projects or their delusions, their ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us, of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends of Progress; and of how strong a leaven of distrust of the people is mingled in the essence of a Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...

... THE' WHIG COUP D'ETAT. A Privy Council was held at Windsor yesterday, at which Lord Palmerston was present. Lord Stanley, of Alderley, has resigned his office of Under-Secretary for / Foreign Affairs. The Paris correspondent of the Globe writes— The ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us, of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends of Progress; and of how strong a leaven of distrust of the people is mingled in the essence of a Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...

... , y I m free to admit, the late Whig ministry have done me a h. They have nearly extinguished the littl e th a t rema i n ed of local independence.' It was the first principle maintained by the last of the great Whigs, that popular rights were sacred ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us, of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends of Progress; and of how strong a leaven of distrust of the people is mingled in the essence of a Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL AND ITS SHORTCOMINGS. Lord JouN RussuLL's Reform Bill has one characteristic of modest merit, it won't bear being looked at. It has also the peculiar property of appearing greater at a distance than on closer inspection. At first ...

... WHAT ABOUT THE WHIGS AND THEIR REFORM BILL? THY 3rd of February is at hand. We are just on the eve of a Session which promises a very different career from that calm and uneventful tenour in which the stream of Parliamentary Government has of late glided ...