... THE WHIGS AND THE GALWAY SUBSIDY. Nothing could well have been morediscreditablethan the whole conduct of the Whig-Radicals, in reference to the Galway .Subsidy ; and the more the matter is looked into, the more thoroughly indefensible do their proceedings ...

... SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1861. ♦ Sir John Ramsden, the Whig member for the West Riding* has got into trouble; a meeting of his constituents having requested him resign, Ids votes being opposed to his professions. Another heavy disaster at sea is announced ...

... SPIRIT THE LONDON PRESS. IRELAND AND THE WHIGS. (From the Pre.:*.) lost the Whigs forever. During the Ministry of the first Earl Grey the Whigs had large, powerful, and popular Ireland : two-thirds of her representatives invariably • consistently supported ...

... moderate section of the Whigs, rtS pared. Like all Whig candidates made to order. M cpvrse, had no particular political creed of adopted the Lii)vi;.u programme, which was likely suit the occasion. To get the votes and JJ moderate Whigs, lie would vote against ...

... a slur cast upon a representative, is reflected upon his constituents. That Lord Palmerston has cast upon Durham, and its Whig-Radical member personally, a slur, is proved by the facts which have already taken place It the usual, nay, almost invariable ...

... fairly found out the hollowness, the treachery, and the incurable selfishness of the Whigs. Ireland has invariably been made the stalking-horse of Whig ambition, and Whig statesmen have used and abused her their pleasure. But there are few Irishmen who do ...

... THE CALUMNIES AGAINST THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY. The very few quarters into which the collapsing Whig organ in Gateshead finds its way, would be grieved last week to find in it a most unfounded and ungentlemanly attack upon the leaders the Conservative party ...

... Sir William were a man of spirit and independence, would resent the insult thus passed upon him, and wash his hands of the Whig-Radical concern ; but his patriotism is so fervid that scorns to allow any merely private and personal feeling to interfere ...

... extraordinary exertion, was upwards of 1,000. The petitious will be presented this day by the Hon. H. G. LiddeU, and not by the Whig members for Newcastle. This, sir, is the sore place ; and your contemporary, who, by the bye, opposed Messrs. Headlam and Beaumout ...

... Queries to be answer* » end of June, in lieu of a religious census bill. ere that important bill shelved? Is the time-sen Whig or a Tory ? Is he related, by affinity or to any northern prelate or potentate T HE LIT ERA RYAN D PHI LOSO SOCIELY. . . j ...

... Liberals are devoured daily the Democratic traders. These have life, though of low order ; whilst the once glorious fabric of Whig doctrine is passing off the stage in decrepitude and dotage. It cannot be kept long alive under the present circumstances of ...

... anticipated. In the first place, it is admitted, for instance by the Time* yesterday, that the question is only kept open the Whigs as an electioneering cry ; and, in the next place, the avowal, repeated last night the Home Secretary, that the objection of ...