... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... scarcely be insisted upon now, when he appears as an inferior official of the government and the parliamentary nominee of a Whig nobleman. It may be that these new qualifications will be urged upon members of Convocation as an additional claim for their ...

... giving his fly wheel free play except by knocking down parts of the wall. The edifice itself, too, is rather in the spirit of Whig building, for we are told that the promise made to the eye is by no means kept to the hope; that the real has little proportion ...

... forward—the benefits of the breaking up of the Company's rule, and the assumption by her MAJESTY of the government of India. If a Whig minister, like a Mercury, is not made out of every wood—a truth that for a moment seemed questionable, the Hon. Mr. COWPER ...

... Conservatives of Durham are determined to vindicate themselves in the eyes of the country, and will no longer submit to the Whig rule, by continuing Sir William Atherton as their representative. We are informed that Lord Loughborough, eldest son of the ...

... supporters to bolster up a failing cause and party. There is no scruple about the matter. The House of Lords was made to be a Whig convenience, and our accommodating Premier uses the opportunity with a liberal freedom. In 1856 he made three lords, and for ...

... the prosperity of his subjects lie will know no distinction of religion hesitated not to accuse Lord PALMERSTON and other Whigs of forgery and falsehood in connection with those Affgban dispatches? Again, as regards foreign affairs, we need only point ...

... DERBY'S Reform Bill, and turned out another Conservative Government, and again resulted in nothing beyond the restoration of the Whigs to power. And so it has been throughout his career. Wherever there was political capital to make he made it. He denounced the ...

... triumph. It is unfortunate indeed for the noble lord that the translation did not take place long ago, and that amongst the Whig lords pitchforked into the Upper House to pass his first Reform Bill the noble lord could not have included himself. What a ...

... henceforth be fought in the registration courts, established the South Lancashire Conservative Association. They drove out the Whig members, Lord MoLyNEux and Mr. GEORGE WILLIAM WOOD, and returned Lord FRANCIS EGERTON and the HOII.RICHARD BOOTLE WILBRAHAM ...

... that it had led them to expect. We can scarcely sympathise with the City Rifle Brigade; they should have known that what the Whig Liberal Ministers promised them or led them to expect, though it was but a small thing, was precisely that which they would ...