... WHIG IMPARTIALITY Sir,—l dare say you have observed that a little “job” has been long in progress, with the view of pacifying Pitzroy-slreet political adherent, in the shape of order the Commons’ Committee to mend the rails on Butt Green. don’t find fault ...

... antagonist opinions, would long since have overthrown the Whig dynasty. The Radicals and Peelites, the Popish representatives, and the Country Party, could annihilate, if acting in unison, mere Whig Administration. And yet with all their infirmities, to ...

... CAMBRIDGESHIRE. See aleo page 8. CAMBRIDGE. The Mayoralty. little bird tells us tb«t uuapimity did not prevail Whig Radical councils upon (be subject the Mayoralty. The gentlemen fixed jpon for the office by the clique which said manage matters this and ...

... acted he has done during the last three or four years with a view to preserve Whig ascendancy, preferring that to Tory ascendancy, and no asceudanry at all to that of Whig ascendancy. Why does man parading hisindependeuce.and talking the offence which ...

... Learn to John 111411.—Sir E. B. Lytton, one of both politically tad literary. of ranks of Whigs. jog a pamphlet. obis!, he snows that present system of Irwin& is raises*, sod, from his oopspolar. Best's— • I rig* ht oat tint time e.. Pei-111.9.—• ' slay ...

... sod under Whig rule. Perhaps some correspondent will supply you with one. As sample, perhapa will soy whether there much difference per man between the extravagance of the Tories, in maintaining police force of 28 and the economy of the Whig*, In maintaining ...

... contemptuously the Chronicle speaks of the feeble party of the Whigs! and how patriotically it utters the noble declaration, We will only support measure calculated to benefit all! The Whigs may bring in their bill to serve a party and class; but our ...

... MARCH 1. 1851. We know not, as we write, whether the Whigs will go out after all—whether, in fact, a re-constructed Ad- mintstration, on such an intelligible liberal basis as still to claim a Whig character, may not be the result of the varioas efforts ...

... Revision upon the lists was as follows :— 72 The Whigs succeeded in expunging - 32= 101 And in inserting fresh names 53 The Tories succeeded in expunging. And in inserting fresh names. . Te Total gain to the Whigs The Chronicle, last weck, made the Conservative ...

... 3ir Edward Bulwer Lytton; from one, who is a constitutional Whig, mixing in the society of the leading Whigs, may reasonably expected know something the real opinions of the constitutional Whig party, will, sre sure, rend with great satisfaction by every ...

... It characterizes the government as the “‘ base, brutal, and bloody Whigs,” and states that when Lord Arundel was in Paris before lthe Session opened every effort was made by the Whigs to prevent Lis return to England, They offered him a German embassy ...

... living, Lord Joun has, at least, proved the most consistent in adhering to his principles. Lord was a Whig, is a Tory, and, whoever lives to see it, may be Whig again. Mr. began public life as a and stood for Wycombe under the auspices of Mr ; and Mr. Farprrick ...