... WHIG DOINGS AT ABERDEEN. The recent election in Aberdeenshire, when Mr W, Leslie, a sound Conservative, was returned by a handsome majority, must be still . fresh in the memories of oar readers, for it was one of those triumphs which satisfactorily prove ...

... WHIG JOBBE*RY The following of the reforming Lord John Russell's exploits in the way of liberal nepotism and jobbery is from the Essex Ga:ette, and ought to be known to the people of Engiend. It is only, however, up to 1852, since which time there have ...

... A CLIQUE OF WHIGS NOT THE LIBERAL PARTY. The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true and natural aristocracy of the nation ; they are the descendants of the great houses who ruled the country with oligarchical pride under the first Kings of ...

... OXFORD. Mr Roundell Palmer has learnt his first Whig lesson—insincerity. Fie is just pledged to Richmond, but he has a longing eye for Oxford. He has discovered the Gladstone hi-lingual faculty, and can talk Liberalism in Yorkshire all the while he is ...

... OF WHIGGERY AND REFORM. (Prom the Press.) The waning life of the great Whig party expired on Tuesday with their unseemly burial of Reform. The strange outburst of levity with which Lord John Russell performed the obsequios of the great Constitutional ...

... MUZZLING. In the art of official muzzling the Whigs have always shone pre-eminent. Their political forgiveness knows no bounds. Never yet was there a troublesome member of their own side whom at some convenient period they did not tongue-tie at the expense ...

... every one suspected of opposition to the Whig oligarchs. IN e need not travel over that decade of political degeneracy. We blush, even as adversaries, to recall the tricks and tears and shameless treachery of Whig statesmen whom a generous but too confiding ...

... glad to e4hange for the tranquillity and security of the old CORntry.— North f 774 Whig. DEATH or MR WILLIAM SHARMAN CRAWFORD.— Belfast, Thursday Evening—The Northern Whig anwinners the death at Crawfordshire, near Belfaston Thuraday, of Win. Sharman Crawford ...

... could hardly have looked forward to the day when lie should be so completely superseded by a statesman with so little of the Whig about him as Lord Palmerston. Of the personal relations between the two Ministers which make Lord John's present position still ...

... should not be left in the lurch, as happened with poor Sir William Rae, who was sacrificed by Peel in order to please the Whigs, that one of their supporters should get the appointment of Lord Chief Baron. The Lord President is to be grimed with the Peerage ...

... s was carried on. We do not blame the Whigs for it as if it were all owing to Whiggiam—it is numb more due to officialism. We dare say that the Tories, though they have never been so fond of scandal as the Whigs, might, after having been long habituated ...

... vacant do. 17,167; do. building 2,692. Rooms with one or more windows 1,694,982. WHIG CREATIONS. We do not at present purpose to go back to the old scandals which disgraced the Whig Cabinets that ruled this country, with but a few months' interruption, from ...