... TILE BRITISH BANK SWINDLE-A WHIG ALP's. BANKING REVELATIONS. LAst' week, Mr. Humphrey Browne, M.P. for Tewkesbtury, was examnined, in relattion to the British Bank swindle. This Liberal Member of Parliamenit bad become one of the Directors of this fraudulent ...

... motion, pledging the House to a comprehensive measure of Reform, and will have the support of Lord John Russell and the old Whigs. Lord Painerston, however, has a Reform Bill prepared, which he will introdtuce, if he sees that ally other party in the House ...

... into open mutiny. The root of the danger lies in the Whig element in the new House, which has gained by tile last election an unexpected accession of strength ; and the idea of mischief ill the Whig mind is insepa- rably connected wvith Reform, Whmethr ...

... the country met on ?? equiial terms, and the Whigs wero only ablo etaill ollice at tle p-ice of the Lichvlied flouse compact. lven ll later vears, when circumstutaces became favmirabl e to tlhem, tihe Whig party broke down in ani)1 1841, and failed in ...

... ofthe stock in tradie of the factitn' -in question. We are threatened with the politictj1 ivairy of two of tllre`hiefs. of the Whig-Radicid party' Plae is, of course, the object .(whien did that party aim at any 'other?) and the old' ?? bait of change in ...

... himself and his Northern friends and fellow-agitators from their association, while Mr. Whitty, the Editor of the NAorthern Whi/g, cast doubt on that statement. Air. Wlhitty candidly confessed, at the same time, that there were differences of opinion ...

... from Scot- land who equally despise, and Infidels from divers quarters who equally detest, the principles of both. Here are Whig Aristocrats of the exclusive Liberal School, who used to believe their little family circle the centre of all British power ...

... representatives are Conservatives. Kerry is the most Roman Catholic county in Muinster, and its three representatives arc Whigs. The diffcrenc in the condition of the tenan- try is indicated by the difference between 4d. in the pound end 3s. Vd. in the ...

... that faithful Churcl in Ircland-who call recal. Soime- times, even in late years, they have been defeated by the assistance of Whig and Liberal Cabinets- oftess, indeed, by the ?? Lord Palmerston hinm self. It was upon his and Sir John Young's me. tion in ...

... interests, to crush Protestant Conservatism, ito advance Radicalism if not Revolutionism.- Sydney Smith-and he was a thorough Whig, and hated Toryism-thus wrote on one occasion:- The people seem to be hurr ying on through all the ivell-known steps to anarchy ...

... backwards. A little more and they will step into chaos, Tcm cui-my HANGS A T~uim.-Thc Edilbflhut Reidew liiS tranisformed its Whig fealty from Johin IRissell to Palmerston. Tills is not fickieness, but mere trade competition. The Qua(rterly, last time, had ...

... Mr Isaac Butt, Q.C., and M.P. for Youghal, was groundiless. Viscount Monck will, it is said, be forthwith returned for the Whig-Radical pocket borough of Liskeard-an obscure village in Cornwall. Viscount Moncic is a tolerable business, man, and was for ...