... THE WOULD-BE ARRANGEMENTS OF THE WHIGS. The Morning Herald, under the heading of Political Rumours, says:—After the resignation of Lord Ellenborough, it was generally understood that Mr. Cardwell would not persist in his motion, and have reason to believe ...

... 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 ...

... Chelmsford), while the Whigs have made eight, viz., Brougham, Denman, Cottenham, Campbell, Langdale, Truro, Cranworth, and Wensleydale! But it is the family party peerages that the most enormous Whig jobbery has taken piece. Here what the Whigs have done. They ...

... THE WHIGS DONE? The country has suffered for years past from chronic misgovernment. A man must be an idiot who expects good government from a coterie of Whies, as long as they beget Whiglings, and have officers to put them in When have the Whigs ever ...

... often hear the Whigs say man is a rampant” Tory, or red hot” Tory, or an unbending” Tory ; but these expressive adjectives have not yet been appropriated to Whigs, because, generallv speaking, they are too great humbugs to deserve them, but they ought to ...

... TIIE WHIG•REFORNIED 1101:SE OF CONINIONS. (Floss hie 7'imes.), Now's your time, Reformers, Radicals, Chartists, men of one, two, three, four, five, or sit points. Come on, Men of Progreso. Seize the happy moment, politicians of one idea. There's no tkvernment ...

... WHIG DEVICES. very transparent sophism of the Whigs, is that which would set apart Independent Liberalism as a dependency of Brookes's Club. They hold Messrs. BRIGHT, ROEBUCK, and Co. as irregular tribes of their empire; and they seem inclined to ...

... manner in the Government a great country had been converted into a little Whig job had created a universal disgust, which mere re-amalgamation with the representative one more Whig family would do little to remove. The truth is, that the time has come when ...

... which the Goveruraeot of great country had been converted into a little Whig job had created a universal disgust, which a mere re-amalgamation with the representative of one more Whig family won’d do little to remove. The truth i*, that the lime has come ...

... intention or our this occasion to resume the history of the Whigs and the incidents signalising their career. ' ourselves to the recollections of their apogee. ail i only to that bright epoch when Whig adininistrat with the polish of Lowe, the brilliancy wit ...

... which the Government of a grest countty had been converted into a little Whig job had created a universal disgust, which a mere re-amalga- mation with the representative of one more Whig family won'd do little to remove. The truth is, that the time bas come ...

... been in political antagonism ! Bo it remembered, the Whigs took office under 95r R. Pool's followers in 1853, not Sir R. Peol _• followers under them. And this coalition was made by the Whigs, because, on tho confession of their own leader in the House ...