... 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 ...

... the purpose of giving thaw) readings from his own work. whioh have been on the greatest events of the Loudon season.—Northere Whig, ...

... choose his colleagues without the smallest consideration for any so-called claims of connection or or for former employment. The Whig connection may well be dissolved for ever. The party bas io its ranks men capabie of filling with success the highest offices ...

... Smith Yee addressed a 1.. War die peoplo of Ireland aught lake la ilia solvent position political earth& Nh le against the Whigs, whoa thessees every vise awes. the sun. Mr the Tadao nut nearly SI had, but does am write lea Ireland. or • Wm's.— At the ...

... 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 ...

... Locke King's Bill and the &snot. The former is fixed at present for the 2od of June, the latter for the Bth. It is time for the Whig leaders to know that the majority of the Liberal party being decidedly in favour of both of these proposals, they will continue ...

... 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 ...

... all, ave really anzious for | But, next to these, are those Whigs who prefer Lord Jobn Russell as th Rot despair of Russell Administration in less than twelve months; they are oot both the Whig chiefs, having 00 bope of constituti: third party, of “advanced ...

... as it was on Monday, but adds that Mr 3 Herbert is expected te speak in favour of the motion. The Herald observes that the Whigs are attempting a trial of strength ata moment of the greatest disunion io the Liberal ranks. ...

... somewhat short.” Hitherto the Whigs have invariably demanded that all the con- cessions should come from their more advanced associates, and that these Radicals should always pause at the Whig point, Never would the Whigs act upon a give-and take principle ...

... to call the creatures of Wiseman or the sycophants of Bonaparte Whigs. Ox cur public men the man Jikest Whig is Lord Derby. As Mr. and Lord Stanley was for years the foremfst man in the Whig party in the Bill times. bore a distinguished part in the amendments ...

... Minister who protests against indiscriminate spoliation. The opportunity, however, was considered too favourable by the old Whig party, and they made a dash at the Ministry. It has even brought about a political reconciliation between Lord Palmerston and ...