... A WHIG JOB. An outgoing government has hitherto been chary of appearing to forestall the patronage of their successors, or to fasten their supporters on the country. With honourable statesmen a sense of delicacy would dictate each a course. The Whigs, ...

... HOW WHIGS JOB AWAY INDIA. All our reverses in tbe East are traceable to Whig misgovernment. Who will deny hat the responsibility of the Afflirin war, with its heavy disaster, which , first destroyed our prestige in the East, by showing that England was ...

... spiritless man, and unhealthily precocious . him the elements of a nothing but time to ripen him swindler, a home dealer, or &Whig 's Ma gazine for September. in him but) ...

... genuine exertion of toe, kicked the Whigs out of office, bowling and discomfited, no later than the month of February ? Have they since apologised, contritely and in tears, for having subjected their beloved friends of the Whig section of the United Liberal ...

... sadly degenerated. Between the old Whigs and the new there is almost the widest possible difference. A new Whig creed has been introduced; yet it is a creed still. This shows itself practically. Between the old Whigs and the modern Conservatives there ...

... good selection from the mass of his followers, and it is to be hoped that the next Liberal premier will break through the old Whig practice of surrount:ing himself with relatives (and friends, and also select the most available talents of his party. ...

... scrutinised to discover the latent traces of hatred and hypocrisy.—Standard. WHAT CAN NOW BE THE WHIG ELECTION CRIES? All the foundations on which the Whigs have rested their claims for popular support are now rapidly slipping away. The prestige which they ...

... attached to the old Whig party, was the personal friend of the Marquis of Lansdowne, and co-operated with the noble Marquis in all those measures which brought out and testified to the welldrirstood and broadly marked character of the Whigs. The deceased nobleman ...

... received £lO,OOO, under the will of the late Mr M. Schacht, of Cheapside. Medical Times. THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL.—A split has arisen in Norwich between the Whigs and the Radicals with regard to a Reform meeting in that city. The Radicals are doing all ...

... of jobs' having been then done that rouses the wrath of Lord J. Russell. The Whigs, of course, never indulge in any of' the jobbery of Liberalism.' There never was a Whig Minister who cared to look after his Scotch cousins. And Mr foreman, also, was ...

... wisdom of Parliament was shaken, and, to complete the disgrace of the Whigs, the finances constantly declined under their inefficient control. While the Liberals, composed of Whigs and Radicals, Dissenters and Papists, Repealers and Brass Bands, were ...

... show Messrs. the Whigs that Ireland does not mourn their downfall, nor desire their return to power. The following passages wilt be read with interest:— Ought we to lend ourselves to the mancenyres which will be set on foot .by the Whigs to regain office ...