... WHIGS OR CONSERVATIVES? The part played by the Whigs in the administration of affairs, from the formation of the Coalition Cabinet in December. 1852, to the fall of the Palmers ton Administration February, 1858, is altogether inglorious. They attempted ...

... Whig Jobbery. Who is the new Judge who to take certain [f;; w public. On referring to the Lav List find that. Mr. Colin Blackburn was called to the bar the year , that on the Northern Circuit, d tba at the Liverpool Sessions ;—that is -.;' ong »• are ...

... DEVON. We regret to announce the death of the Earl of Devon, who died on Saturday at Shrivenheas, the resideoce ot his brother- Whig, the Van. Archdeacon Berens, Berkshire, alter • erry short illness. The late Earl of Devon, William Courtensy, was eldiet son ...

... l>y strengthening the patty who stand his side; And though Whigs spent their money and wept they spent it, l'.ngland cali'd for the Tories and show'd that she meant it. But, before the base Whigs who had bribed were unseated John Russell's most infamous ...

... extension of the franchise ever proposed a Cabinet was that of the present Government, ao d in point of aentiment of liberality no Whig Cabioet at recent timea baa aupaaaed the Miniatrv of Lord Derby and his colleaguea. Not few think with that, in the coming ...

... offered to the extreme Radicals, but their appetite seems to grow on what it feeds, and their tone proves perplexing to the Whigs., The division of the spoil is great difficulty. The number of applications for seats in any Liberal Cabinet exceeds belief ...

... than a regard for the public. At all events, the parties with whom it has originated quietly allowed the old Whig Corporation to give leading Whigs permission to tap the pipes, remained quiet for years while the supply was greatly diminished by a rather ...

... of Kenmare full credit for atl its virtues, most glowingly of all that the Whigs did for since the passing of the Emanci tion Act. this measure he attributed solely to the Whigs, “the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel having assented to only through ...

... the Cabinet to the Whig hacks, whose names have become a byeword in the land. The Conservatives, on the other hand, are quietly watching the infatitude cf the new Premier in allying himself with the Greys, the Woods, and the other Whig families, who are ...

... must oppose the bill, whatever may be the result. But If the Whigs join in the opposition, the overthrow of the Government mast ensae; and then there seems to be no other alternative hot a Whig administrationa consummation *«t devoutly to wished the Radicals ...

... truth there Is the boast that the House of Commons fairly represents the feelings and opinions of the people. Everywhere the Whigs and Radicals are of accord upon the demerits of this bill, and the conclusion arrived at all the public meetings Is, that it ...

... united body amounting to 306 Members. That they outnumber the Palmerstonians by nearly That they more than double the Russell Whigs. That they have majority of 51 over the combined ralmerstonians and Russellites. That they beat these, even when strengthened ...