... Commons. What has become of Lord John’s eminent position now!? He has sunk, again, into the old Whig clique, without being really part of their clique. The Whigs regard him with inevitable aversion and distrust They cannot forget that was Lord John Russell ...

... tho bereaved dependants of the Jonathan Wild of Piccadilly. Your thorough Whig may steal a horse, but woe betido Conservative who looks over hedge. In Parliament the in tegrity Whigs had become a myth, but what can equrj C ry injured innocence, or its stern ...

... .-ncei i I the support of all true lovers of the cou ry, Tlis, of course, begets jealusy in the miuds ot tri. !).it ruati Whigs. They belioll with con- sttruatltn o' ud l)-,rbv 'nd his colleagues are as successful in their dit 'rre ir ?? t 'tnave been ...

... In that case, silent I contetimpt wotifli liave been tfeimostesibetual weanpon r with which to meet it. 'I'h cclurse the ,Whigs Ilane ltursued hias led to a more general perlusal of thef do- curlit,-ald, wthilst a difference of oliniull may exist as to ...

... subject, he was invaiiably answered with saucy levity, and treated with insulting jibes by the chief jester and master of the Whig oligarchy that domineered over the empire. They cannot but remember how inquisitive representatives of the people were squashed ...

... might with great propriety be reversed and applied to the Administration under which he now holds office —the Tories found the Whigs bathing, and ran away with their clothes. In these garments they are endeavouring to look as much like the rightful owners ...

... farther of reform *See and sound policy alike ;.'eurand. The preseut state of the franchise is admitted to be defective. Beth Whigs and Tories eontemplet* some change; but unfortunately the interests of a party are allowed to usurp place of the national weal ...

... the nibs tee Si Be or • d wow le weld ewe dwell be W. be be WOW whir. we a eel of ear pagod= leis bat bib WWI baba ameba, Ur. Whig ea • as • ter 0. Orr (bored) all. i • It el* re N obit Or alai' I or rid It it rim *WM • *sit lei lei • se I min - of f of ...

... imbecility and cunning which we stigmatize with the name of Whig. Lord Palmerston, of whom we may now speak the past tense, has been, from almost the commencement of his career, the tool of the Whigs. His greatest boast is to be the “pupil of Lord Canning ...

... than a quarter, Sir E. B. o lvcate his seat, solicits re election, throw' him- self iu the face of public competition; yet the Whig pariv is afraid to start a candidate against him. These are ti)ling and significant truths, and a Conservative Mlinistry has ...

... Sr dor as ea as• Ilsg. illaulted. _ _ Omeell Amp' Ineeldes • nem et slea, la do et f Ilmooisolossi iggeoing Me _ mos *kW Mk Whig k Parkirmi. The klb Mod to siger wk. kr kodorod, kr roositik he kr mad km hr ruo a 1 lowhos Ortirss. Mrs Cad. solnkike Two ...

... tons, that of the steamers 424'20 tons. So much for the extension of steum navigation. ° How WHIGS Jon AWAY INDIA.—All our reverses in the East are traceable to Whig misgovemment. Who will deny that the responsibilities of the Affghan war, with its heavy ...