... Naval Appoiktme>t. The happy family of kindred Whigs always consider that patronage like charity should begin at home. This will account for the appointment now under discussion and supposed to be at the disposal of the new Bedford Civil Lord of the Admiralty ...

... the parliament—why he not the government itself? Xero fiddled while Home was burning: and when wars are desolating Europe. Whig politicians want to play out their child's play of Reform. Lord Derby has been obliged to retire for the temporary purpose ...

... The first announcement of this high tribute of the Sovereign set the Whig party in a blaze of indignation. Selfish to the very marrow, they cannot bear the idea of person not of the Whig Family clique receiving the slightest honour, or being in any way supposed ...

... true Whig principles. The stability of these professions and much extolled principles has soon been tested. On Wednesday evening the question of the entire and unconditional abolition of Church-rates came on the House of Commons, and the Whigs who have ...

... in the maintenance of the Whig domination in this borough, Mr. S. Whitbread was on Tuesday again declared elected, and the Government spared a bitter mortification. It is, nevertheless, a very unsatisfactory victory for the Whig party and, apart from the ...

... the Conservative party met the knowing; ones of the Whig party with brightened countenances, with very expressive shrugs oi the shoulders, and the triumphant exclamation that it all up with the Whigs—that they were done — chance at all—in fact, ...

... these rival sections of the Whig party, though united, fell far short of the strength of the Conservatives, and could not regain office without the co-operation of the Radicals, it became the policy of the latter to keep their Whig friends in Opposition until ...

... days in filling the appointment, at length it came out that Mr. C. P. Villiers had received the offer and accepted it. The Whigs congratulate themselves largely on this appointment, and think they have displayed great tact. They believe that they have ...

... sick a monk would be. but when he jrot well monk was he. When the Whigs are sick—and they soon become when they are doomed to unofficial idleness —the bigs will lieformers be: when tbe Whigs get well—and the first clutch of office makes them themselves at ...

... in the maintenance of the Whig domination in this borough, Mr. S. Whitbread was on Tuesday again declared elected, and the Government spared a bitter mortification. It is, nevertheless, a very unsatisfactory victory for the Whig party ; and, apart from ...

... fault to find ; we only wanted the places. But this most abominable conduct will reap its reward. Lord Elcho, distinguished Whig, has given notice of a motion which virtually a condemnation of the means by Lord Palmerston obtained office, and in the face ...

... Mercury,” still remains, displaying its grimy inside, which is printed at a London cheap press ami does duty in Bedford as a Whig inside, in another county as a Tory inside, and in other districts as a Radical inside. Every now and then the innocent reader ...