... more : even now, when the Whig leaders had been removed from office, and when the country was uuder the sway of a Tory, Protectionist (perhaps more will than power), reactionary administration, he felt convinced that the old Whig principle is still full ...

... WHIG MANAGEMENT AT THE ADMIRALTY. The manner i» which the Whigs mismanage affairs at the Admiralty has again been the subject of severe criticism in the House of Commons. Had this criticism come from the Conservative side of the House exclusively, it ...

... even a Whig •Government dare not deny it ; and that the Church England has Bishops and Clergy on whom she may rely for defending not only her liberties, but the truths Scripture, against tho infidelity of the times, aided and sheltered by the Whigs, both ...

... •'TUE QUFY.I4 OF THE WHIGS.' 1. the tunes: samba ?raper that. • mat &.a& .1 ate 114 J ertsbrated Pear 4 rho- .by Wawa& ported patio& prey whirl, la Oa pan 4 the 1.4 camas. &rasa aloha& LL. Hr. Chart& V.. ~rasa the 40.1 the Whin.' Ts wawa 4 the .ltd lb ...

... THE NEW PEELITE AND WHIG COALITION We must not, it seems, adds the Press, expect the final fall of the Coalition until it has exhausted all its capacity for mischief. It has more work to do yet. In its case we are doomed to experience that there may be ...

... THE LAST WHIG JOB. The Jaunty Premier, true to his instincts, has appointed his step-son, the Hon. Win. Cowper, to the office Chief Commissioner of the Board Works, lately rendered vacant by the death of Mr. Fitzroy. The hon. gentleman is at present M ...

... JOHN BRIGHT'S ADHESION TO THE FORTH COMING WHIG REFORM BILL. meeting of Parliamentary Reformers, convened by a Reform Committee, and beld in tho Guildhall Coffee House, London, a few days ago, was remarkable for a statement of Mr. Bright, M.P., of his ...

... TEM BISW WHIG. Thu fatalistic% stoat now wing of taw Legion loinuoy, which will be knows the lobs bleactimad wise, will ho laid astarday, &OMher f, by Sari Darien.; sod s demotion' of the cortege Medea will t•ke plow,/ • promonot Mamma from Trisity ...

... IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OF WHIGS. The Central Kewt say?:—An important Con* ferenee took place at the Marquis of ilartiogton’sat half-past twelve o’clock to day. There were several Irish members present, as well as the Dnke of Ahercorn, Lord Camperdown. Lord ...

... THE PERILS OF WHIG INCAPACITY AND INTRIGUE. It is desirable, observes the Press, that the Cony - tive party should dictinctly understand the position m the country is at this moment placed. We may &j9 incapable Ministry continue the struggle which engaged ...

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... WHIG-RADICAL REFORM PROSPECTS. Tin a by the ham C r° With the leadi memSl S h ou e of . Commons, have addressed an interesting report to that body, , which they give a very doleful C Y P ° Slt t ,on ° f , the Liberal P and fhe pros- arl,amentai reform ...