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... I THE ABEBDEENITES AND THE WHIGS, (From trie Daily Niews.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hitherto eibaietlng be- tween ministers and their ex-colleagues below the gangway is a circumstance which has talk..t many simple-minded people by surprise We ...
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... WHIGS RAISING THE WIND.'DI Whatever be the shortcomings of the whigs in office-their utter want of administrative quali. ties, their stolid indifference to popular rights, and their total disregard of public opinion-they cannot be accused of any neglect ...
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... WIlIG MANUFACTUlRE OF PEERAGES, To the Earl of Derby the nation is indebted for a thorough exposure of that remarlkable Whig job, by w vhieh a C liberal Irish agitator has suddenly found himself invested with the honours of the peerage. The fourth article ...
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... are ehyof the Whigs. at. This is tite scco v'hy, at the present crisis, the people hal ra- would place as little confidence in a Palmerston Cabinet taa composed o( puire Whigs ase in a, Palmeretoni Cabin. al Sn composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdleuiites ...
... A SPECIMEN OF WHIG DECENCY. WVE find in Tuesday's Whig the annexed letter, lor- warded by .Mr. Rca, from a person who, as it is stated, is now acting pro tem. for his solicitor:' Dublin, 22nd December, 1855. Yourself V. the Corporationi DEAa ...
... which be falls ,With bis eyes open- I solveitttr ist tabutle, til misscns abibls. In this maniter has the bubbleyjock of ?? Whig, in the midst of his solf-adulatory gobble, been made a scarecrow of, by a wag of a reporter on our staff who, a few days ago-we ...
... T[HE '['OWN COUNCIL AND ITS WHIG PROTEGEE. Ir our present municipal representatives ever seri- ously himatined that the appoietinenlt of Mr. Bruce to the TI'Wnl Solicitorship would serve as a placebo to any section of tho local Liberal party, or to any ...
... power has been allowed to pass out of the hands of the great Whig families, pa' There is, however, something hopeful in the tw separation that has ensued of the Peelites from co0 the Whigs. The position' of the Peelites has be' not been a favourable ...
... and it, as we all know, died of inanition three or four years ago. It is in fact a Whig ministry, with PALMfERSTON instead of RUSSELL as Premier, and less such leading Whigs as the Marquis of LAmSDONVXE, Earl GREY, the Earl of MArTo, the Marquis of CLANRICARDE ...