... WHIG NEPOTISM. TO THE EDITOR. Sic, — I was turning over a Peerago yesterday, at> observed the following fact, which I think deserves * consideration in the case of Derby versus Russell : — Lord Derby and Lord John Russell both have se* ...

... MORE WHIG DECEPTION. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, — Is there no truth in any of those old Whigs ? Read the debate of Thursday on our naval resources. Was there ever grosser equivocation than Sir C. Wood has practised ? Allow me to state a fact or two for your ...

... CONSERVATISM AND WHIG RADICALISM. TO TUE EDITOR. S;e. — l beg to enclose a letter which I havclntclyaddresjed r a Whig friend, urging upon him what 1 consider are suf- 't-'ient rensons for his supporting the Conservative pnrty at his important juncture; ...

... ARE THE WHIGS ALWAJB HONEST 7 TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — I beg to call your attention to the fact, that ?? night the Honourable ?? E. P. Bouverie (Kilmarnock), having paired in favour of tbe ballot, also voted in the division which took place, thereby sotting ...

... we are asked to believe, cannot the Whigs find some work for him at homo ? They are not so rich in nun of mercantile lore that they cm afford the loss of even one. The science of arithmetic is not a branch of Whig education. Their Homeric studies leave ...

... the circumstance of a Whig \| brat Conservative Lord Chancellor to the ?? iry af presentations. If Lord Chelmsford had nominated a ...

... THE WHIG ME Ml! Ell FOR CHIPZ-ENHAM.— WHO IS HK : TO THE EDITOR. Sin,— A large numher of your ('ouserv»five friends in r Hertfordshire are extremely anxious to learn, through tho medium of your columns, whether Mr Lysley, the reputed Whig member for ...

... declaration throws on the past history of our Whig-Radicals, and their mouthpiece, the Times. On that memorable April 7, with most commend- able candour, did the Thunderer confess tbat practice belongs not to Whig politicians, but is the charac- teristic of ...

... ), 123; G. Brampton (Conservative), 111 — elected. W. Waterman (Radical), iO. Southward: ?? Belben (Whig., 133; W. Bound (Whig), 105; H. Harris (Whig), 100— elected. H. Hamilton (Radical), 85 ; A. Hodges (Radical), 80. Waewicj.. — The election of four ...

... TUE MALT DUTY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — I have iust been reading the Whig budget of Mr Gladstone, who, instead of extending tho principles of free trade, is going to make a monopoly of the malt trade by com- pelling tho maltsters to pay ready money for the ...

... permanent ? The idea is preposterous. Look at the prospects of a Whig government. Contemplate its organisation, anticipate its character. Wo shall not have a single new man in the ministry. Old Whigs aud Peelites, the rump of all the oligarchies of the last ...

... green with that is in the hands of the Whig Samson. Injuring their influence in Ireland is indeed a serious threat to tho Whigs; but our contemporary, the Northern Whig, makes a mistake. The interest of the Whigs in Ireland is not the interest of Ireland ...