... 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 ...

... CHANCERY REFORM ACCORDING TO THE WHIGS. We heartily wish that we could discover anything in the official conduct of the present Whin- administration on which we could conscientiously beltow a little praise. We have been anxiously watching for something ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. The Whig cabinet has fallen to pieces from sheer debility of constitution. From the first it was wretchedly defective in intellectual and political stamina. There was no robustness about it. Struggling on feebly from ...

... NOTIOES TO CORRESPONDENTS. W. Lorrnovas.—Mr. Disraeli. ran awa: with their clothes. He caught the Whigs bathing and A similar fortune hid happen to them before. ...

... letter soon produced the first n Locofocoville Whig. From that time t umber of the Saturdays have passed w o this only two ber of that paper. The non-a ithout the appe arance of a num- ppearance of th @ Whig on these two Saturdays’ is what I have set o ...

... 'i page, t general, and it had advanced thu3 far towards completion under a Tory aaministration. The ne* ministers were Whig—old Whig to the backbone. Their surveyor was a man devoted to his party, aiid, in his own estimation, the only competent Government ...

... pressed by his friends, he will call Whigs aud Radicals to his help ; if pressed by the Radicals to make his Reform Bill too democratic, he will bring up his Whig auxiliaries ; aud if, on the other hand, the Whigs should attempt his overthrow, he will ...

... company remarked that a certain poet was a Whig, Mas. Kkowles misunderstood him. What, a prig, air ? « Worse, madam, a Whig. Rut he's both. Whigs were as objectionable to Johnson as prigs ; and in the same way Whigs may be as objectionable to Mr. Atkinson ...

... which this century has seen. Another ' Old Whig,' writing to the Times of yesterday from Brook's, objects to some communications from that famous head-quarter of Whiggery being taken as true expositions of Whig doctrines, and goes on to show that unless ...

... by the Whig party the Tory party, I should from early prejudice if not from couviction.be iumvour of the Tories. But the country has decided, and I think wisely, that by these two rival parties the country shall be no longer governed. The Whig party was ...

... either to toil or to ! spin. The Liberalism of Tories, and not unfreqnently of I Whigs too, is, I think, of a very questionable character. I That happy family of Tory, Whig, and Radical j Unionists have been remarkably liberal of late in their united and ...

... between the Whigs , and Tories ; and we think it an advantage that at leasi one of the official parties in parliament is now dircctl) and specifically committed in favour of an extension o: the suffrage. In opposition the zeal of the Whigs wil] wax warmer ...