... THE WHIGS. ifaai the [Contervativej Standard of Hut morning.) The notion tho Whigs being any way debarred their historical antecedents from combining with the Conservatives is absurd. Their own theory of themselves is that they are 'he true Conservatives ...

... MR LABOCOHERE ON THE WHIGS. Mr Eabonchere, in opening Cam herell Radical Club on Wednesday, said the Whigs were more dangerous than the Tories. There were about 30 of them in the House Commons. They were the cause of the action in Egypt and the Crimes ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE GOVERNMENT. (From the Standard of this morning.) Apart altogether from the laud question, (u regard to which it may be argued that it hard to expect Whig peer to be sincerely Liberal, there are others that tempt even Liberal Commoners ...

... TH UKE OF ARGYLL AND THE WHIGS. In the course of a letter to this morning’s Times, the Duke of Argyll says :—‘*‘Mr Gladstone’s late appeal to us to reason in the spirit of the Whig party was an exhortation founded on an argument put forward by Lord Edmond ...

... THE GENESIS OF “ WHIG” AND “TORY.” (From Macmillan's Magazine.) © After the Restoration there sprang into existence perhaps the two most remark- able party names that the world has ever seen, not only for their absolute inanity, bat also for im These ...

... Ett &Whig SEW. ...

... WHIG STREET. BLANC MANGE, to. Brown * Polson’b CORN FLOUR WSI ba kaad UNIFORMLY iUPNEXOR. f,, ftaafcfart and lusher, and (or Children'i Dirt. reqairaa acl« JJOBIN ft JJOUSTON’B with the Orroleet Cere bom the FIXKST MATERIALS. Ther the licet rtupcrtlce ...

... ANOTHER DISH FOR THE WHIGS. If ever said a hard word of London correspondents, we desire now to make public atonement for our fault, and promise better behaviour for the future. Just as unfortunate editors find themselves bestead in the dull season—the ...

... WHIG DISCOMFITURE AT DUNDEE. (From 'Notes and Queries.*) Amongst the MSS. belonging to the Faculty Advocates one of a miscellan-ous description very use a common-plrc# book, and written about the beginning of last century. In it are preserved very singular ...

... which the Whig survivors of the present day have it in their power to render the Liberal cause. But if the Whig branch of the Liberal party would retain its influence it ought give better sign of life than it has lately been giving. Tiie Whigs do not, we ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l observe this morning a letter, signed Mr T. W. Pim, relating to tele homo exchanges. this is matter closely affecting the Belfast public, I trust you will permit me to reply, and uzplain the position ef affairs ...

... CROTCHETY WHIG PEER. (From the Daily New of thii morning.) The most crotchety of men, the late Lord Macaulay described the present Lord Grey in a now historic letter, has illustrated the epithet then conferred upon him. In 184fi Lord Grey defeated Lord ...