... THE WHIP OF THE WHIGS NEXT to the Prime Minister, the Secretary for the Treasury (as the office is now filled) is the most important personage in the Liberal connection ; and in reply to the question, What great man, after all, has been pro. duced ...

... connivance and patronage of the Whigs—after the priests have been systematically used as allies in keeping out the Tories—after Brookes's has thoroughly squeezed out all that it could get from the Irish priests, the English Whigs, with a coarse callousness ...

... WHAT WILL WHIGS DO? THERE never was a time when Conservatives should more steadily watch the conduct of the Whigs. A decided impression prevails in well-informed quarters that important political manoeuvres will take place before next Christmas. Many ...

... 978 set of words, and in our times the Whigs have turned Civil and Religious Liberty and Reform into cant phrases. Whether they will be allowed by the country to continue so hollow a game after the solemn pledges of Lord PALMERSTON and Lord JOHN ...

... DISRAELI. We shall quote from a Whig• Radical work : The Cabinet of Queen Isabella applied for aid to the three Powers in alliance with Spain—Britain, France, and Portugal. Britain declined to send troops, though she would nut object to France doing so ...

... tation of his deceased friend. Lord NORMANBY has now added another to the long catalogue df lost Whig stars. In various ways, his Lordship had organised a sort of showy reputation. He was once a noted man of fashion ; he played well in private theatricals; ...

... Peterloo massacre, when he rent into shreds the constitutional arguments and the Whig principles of MACKINTOSH and other Whig barristers. Was it on Whig principles that Mr. PLUNKET took office under Lord LIVERPOOL in 1822, and held it under ...

... exclusively? These are difficult questions to solve, even in the narrowest sense of Whig faction. Let small boroughs he abolished, and what will become of the Whigs ? The families would think twice before giving up Mahon, Peterborough, Caine, Tavistock ...

... authorities will take some opportunity of publicly protesting against it. THE WHIGS AND PEERAGE JOBB ERY. WITHIN the last few days a list has been published of the peerages made by the Whigs since they entered office in 1830. The families have certainly taken ...

... iblie view in' • ese vast inn . •• lave been t the Whigs • •4p• - nders under this . • We shall show that their 522 of the public money, and that there is strong reason to believe that practically the Whig system of Law and Justice has had a fatal tendency ...

... the THE Whitsuntide holidays are over, and the .• clients of the Whigs. In the name of The character of the present session is fully re- THE WHIGS„PUBLIC MONEY, AND P eople. the Whigs turned the Cabinet into POPULAR CRIME. an oligarchy, set up the ...

... a repetition of the offence. (Laughter.) But now, when the offence is committed by 48 persons, distinguished members of the Whig party, not only are they not to be punished, but while others are to be punished they are to be rewarded by the retention of ...