... THE WHIG JOB. ' Lord BROUGHAM has deserved well of his country and of the Whigs. No one grudges him the honours that have fallen to his share; and when it became known that our gracious SOVEREIGN had, in the exercise of her undoubted right, extended the ...

... noble lord himself was a party to the compact which gained for the Whigs the votes of those who advocate changes which would assimilate our constitution to that of America. The Whigs went with the tide of democracy till it bore them to Downing-street ...

... I say this because it is rumoured that the Peace party, aided by the Whig government, after having done their utmost to impede the volunteer movement, intend making use of its present efficiency to propose a reduction of the regular army, and it is believed ...

... footing with our Divine Redeemer, (an assertion, the truth of which the Whig very naturally doubts), and to Sir •Itebert Peel being 'a most deermined enemy of everything Catholic. The Whig attributes the fury e the prelate to the languishing condition of ...

... VitLs, Hampstead.—Capital Dining Tables Chairs, Rosewood Suite in Damask, Chitionniere, Choice Chine, Pianoforte by Collar], Whig Wardrobe, and numerous excellent Furuiture and valuable Items. MR. T. TIMS is favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION ...

... and half Whigs. Mr. 11. Lewis made a plausible speech, such as most Whigs are in the habit of doing. _However, at the conclusion of it he was hissed. I also spoke, and reminded the teeting that I had all my life voted for and helped the Whigs; but as they ...

... the Peelites. In sooth, the Whigs and Peelites have of late gone to the full length of their tether in jobbing for their whippers-in. Here is a list, which we believe to be tolerably correct : Mr. Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appointed to a permanent ...

... offspring of Peelism. But it does not account for the bitter and indecorous tone of the Whigs and the Whig press; which must unhappily be attributed to a lower motive. The Whigs cannot forgive the man who was not born to political eminence, but has attained it ...

... Crow on Baldwin Walker's light from England. He had been very severe on the fugitive admiral, as well as on the tricks of the Whig Admiralty; when, all at once, to the great astonishment of the House of Commons and the public, he throws the shield of his ...

... to the , peerage is the break up of the old Whig party. There is no one left in the House of Commons to lead the remaining adherents of the great party which so long ruled England. There are no young Whigs. The generation now assuming the charge of d ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 17. If punishment had ever been known to reform a hardened criminal we should venture to hope that the Whigs would leara a little honesty and decency from the bitter humiliation which has rewarded their efforts to misrepresent the Galway ...

... Richard James Franks, Conservatives, and John Vaux, Whig, who had retired from the council, have been re-elected without opposition. Thus the numbers stand as they were—viz., 15 Conservatives and 1 Whig, a very healthy state of things. Radicalism is now ...