... THE WHIG CLIQUE AND THE .LIBERAL PARTY. t While the discussion oIL Mr. Cardwell's mo- t tion was still pending, we treated the question t exclusively in its bearings on the pacification and welfare of India. We alluded to party considerations only to ...

... -- ?? el A WHIG STATESMAN ON PAR cz LIAMENTARY RA ORM. /T-I 1 , - A- 1 - rip ?? - - - 1 itee _ _ _ to1. Ministerial manifestoes have been unusually ej lad scarce during this recess, and in default of the cc Hai genuine commodity we are all the more dis- ...

... that the Whig families, who are not of the people, offer leaders to the Liberal party, but refuse to lead to the objects of that te party. With respect to the estranged chiefs H aidtheirnewcpaper supportersthe Starsays These chiefs of the 'Whig party have ...

... POLITICAL POACHING. - IP.. The;Palmerstonian organ indignantly rb-tr if seets, the-intrusion of a Tory ministry onl the Vy Whig preserves. Positively the Derby. Go-1-. w ?? vernnient is developing ?? like Radi- sal cal tendencies. These meon, as the Time ...

... indebted Hef to Lord John Rulssell and the Whigs, for thee second as' ?? Robert Peel and the Tories, and for the last tora Lord Derby, and the Tories.. Is it possible that lla^ mox'bid gratetvede to the Whigs for their support ofc thesneasure of 1820, ...

... world to enter warmly into the . advocacy of the large and generous principle on which it is founded. A Whig, of the straightest sect of the Whigs, he . has disphtyed throughout his life a characteristic dislike of b popular impulse, and a sceptical distrust ...

... we meat quite as well as the Whigs. Where they on] cannot put in the very men that would suit them o Catholics may as well try this experiment. It can- bet not make our position worse than it is, for even if prc the Whigs should again raise a cry in the ...

... at Paris on ace , Tuesday. ad, Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury al -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and he( ?? Samuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). shc The Daily News says it is reported that Lord Naas -C ia to ...

... embracing quaesi-Liberalism; and the 0Cc Liberals, numerous as they are, consist of oligar. Ste chical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who hre Whig followers, independent Liberals, and B0X ?? ;, but there are no coluson views ho, inl polities amlongst ...

... , took place at Paris on Tuesday. Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and Mr.Sa-unuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). The FvFceman's Journal states that Dr. Cullen, -who is at present ...

... we are indebted. ly to Lord John Russell and the Whigs the second to Sir giq9b~'t P'eel and the T'nla, m for the last to t . Lbrd Derby ana the Tori Is it possible that a a morbid gratitude to the Whigs for their support 6' f the measure of 1829, which ...

... Derby it w~ould jla have fallen into the hands of the Whigs. 1 suean N the Whigs proper, not the Liberals, for they are as ot] far apairt as the two poles ; and if there is one thing which a Whig thoroughly enjoys and appreciates, it i-i a job. They were ...