... must always be considered. The politics of Fonblanque were Whig politics ; he had served the Whigs as their most popular journalist; and, in calling him into the service of the country, the Whigs did one of the few graceful things of the kind which they ...

... upon ] anarchy. They are breaking up into cliques and coterie*. Between the commercial classes the ' north of England and the Whig* the gulf widen- ' , 'S every diay, and a total reconstitusiou the Liberal party will But present it , lias not the devising ...

... have been avoided. Sir Edward Lytton* and the Whigs.—We advise everybody to read the elaborate abuse which, Friday night, Sir Edward Lytton poured upon the Whigs—the Whig nobles. Considering that the Whigs gave him his baronetcy, and have upheld 3 brother ...

... ble in his labours to avoid incurring pecuniary obligation of any kind. Successful though he was in aiding the progress of Whig opinions, he seems to, have met with, comparatively, but little encouragement from the magnate professors of that political ...

... forcible, and Mr. Torrens M'Cullagh, known in London merely whig hack, and go-between, between whig ministers (or theii wives), and a certain morning journal which hopes to be popular but merely whig. The A Rabat Road. —It may be in the memory our readers ...

... LrrroN mantains that the Whigs are exclusives, and that it is such things we have to abolish, they are talking nonsense, and we fear conscious nonsense. There is the Paljierston government before us—madeup of Whigs, nay, Whig imbeciles, and, while Mr ...

... stiil have j their hands full of foreign orders. There is nothing to be had under 3s for distillers' grain, 25 O.P. —Northern , Whig. The Flitch.—lt is expected that this ceremony. exalted into a new pageant, will take the middle the ensuing month, ...

... criminal charge against the person from whom it is extorted. The undue favour which the Manchester men receive at the hands of whig-radical governments has long been the subject of protest and complaint. With how much reason, is proved by what passed in the ...

... the samelcideeer. Seveutoeu editions ef ,the pamphlet, expounding the hiekly philosophic theoreethat though one Whig shouldelie, the Whigs collectinely sbauli. not cease to flourish on the fat ef..effice, rushed theough. the Press like a einsoon, seorchiag ...

... nm which, like the Mail, rigidly excludes filthy and Quack Advertisements—is worth more, for all adver-aaqg purposes, than a whig-radical print which may circulate or tnricc that average. The rationale i*> indicated most experienced of living Advertising ...

... that very time, Lansdowne having ceased to be Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer some years; and these are our leading, our only, lights and guides now! Though Sydney agreed in most matters with his brother Whigs, on one point he entirely differed from the ...

... succeeding one limits the com pen- sation for third and fourth classes of improvements years; while complete this piece of Whig machinery for tenant-plunder, the landlord is guaranteed, ; under any circumstances, to be obliged to pay at the utmost only ...