... WHIG KEFOIIMEES. The stepping-stone of llio Whip to powvr for .u half ci>nlury has been *• I’arliamcntary Rcfonn .lolm Knssi-U liaa been cr-o.‘iklug over ii for best put of bis life. Yet nothing of tru’y nature has been ifU*cUHL It ialric that in land ...

... mm thr nohtuehm whig. 4, r.—The enclosed extract from letter have ret-eiml 'Pi the Lord Chancellor, and which 1 have his lordshij*’!* f ermiasion public, of sufficient moment warrant my asking you to give it place in your —l am, Sir, your obedient servant ...

... justice, and ability, because the writer seemed to understand the subject which he was treating. the other baud, when aiding the Whigs stabbing the reputation of the Orange Institution, it both inconsistent and truthless, because it does not understand the ...

... amenable the laws of the counln*, thev arc to lionised martyrs to the cause of religion ami liberty lu recent number of Xorthoin Whig,* the following appeal to cmiscjeuco*’ appeared ; Tin; outsit v. ii:;ssßt, n*A?« osytrAt. ** The Friend* of National ore icfomicd ...

... for neglect of trust, fur disregard of principle, for losing sight tb**, nation’s honor—for all these things—down with the Whigs! Come fi'rwanl Disraeli, —.•land hy the principles yon once prof l! Let your eloquence be something more than iucer.se. WnrresiDn ...

... manifesto. Nor must the Viceroy” escape whilst the favourite Chancellor of the Whigs stands publicly accused of violating the Constitution. But the characteristic of the Whigs ever has been utter contempt for Constitutionalism, long cliqueism required for ...

... to himself, the tinge of party to his colouring. Such an one can neither sympathise largevlv nor discern keenly. It he be a Whig, lie tries the Puritans the standard of Lord Somers and Holland House—if he be a Tory, confounds the Cavaliers with Pitt and ...

... little to Lord are from speeches and his acts w bat disaster overtake thc couuirv, provided the Whig* are enabled to retain pt'sscision Thais the s-.cret Whig patriolistr. moklt.u'.y ck; ,i. In the Commercial world, the absorbing is—wbat are the probable ...

... Mr. Anthony O'Plahei *y— honest Anthony’* he has been called—was returned the last election to serve the interest of the Whigs in parliament; certain of the electors petitioned this return, praying that the seat might given Colonel French, who waa a ...

... there be one spark of national feeling, oih* grain of indignant enthusiasm in the he;irts Irish t’onservative members, the Whigs* shall deeply n-gret the insult that they have pr.-sinmtl in their fatuity to heap upon men, whose only crime was loyalty and ...

... empire for the purpose of sustaining an imbecile ami achicvous 'party, nor to sacrifice our posscs ions the ambition a tottering Whig er. THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION—COMPETE EXAMINATION. The highly saccessful meeting of tie British Association for the advancement ...

... finishing stroke to degradation, and ratified the ascend mey the Board of Control. At the bead that board is a subaltern of the Whigs, a man who no Premier would have ventured to have made lonic Secretary, but who has been permitted India to run riot iu innovation ...