... THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.—ANOTHER WHIG JOB. After two nights' discussion, the House of Commons has determined to disagree with the two most important alterations introduced, the House of Lords, into the Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Bankruptcy. It was ...

... s was carried on. We do not blame the Whigs for it as if it were all owing to Whiggism— it is much 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 ...

... to wait till it does. His position is yet immature ; and besides, tbe longest day of Whig-Radical official life has past, and now the shades of a long night of Whig-Radical Opposition are rapidly falling. It would hardly, therefore, judicious at the present ...

... , eversince the Reform Bill, been employed by the Whigs as Her Majesty's power of creat - ing peers of the realm. W ith the Whigs, a man has only be a third-rate county member, a cadet of one the Whig families, or an incompetent ex-official, and his ...

... sufficiently accommodating, 0 a nominee of a Whig family borough sufficiently obliging, allow him to become their representative in Parliament. alternative has, theiefore, been left [Lord Palmer and his Whig-Radical colleagues, but to make the best (or ...

... upholding, and the other destroying, the constitution ; and that there is abiding place for Whigs and Liberals : . • We have but few words to say on the letter of A Whig,' who objects to our estimate of the rumoured appointment of Mr. Roundell Palmer as A ...

... place in the course of next year-. There needed not the phenomenon of a comet to let us see that the time tribulation to the Whigs draweth nigh. With an unprecedented!}' huge expenditure on the last groove of the screw—with a property and income tax at a ...

... state the party it were possible to form exclusively Whig ministry. Certain it is, however, that if one were formed it could not resist for a week the sncccssive charges of the Opposition. The great Whig party lias indeed become effete the course of time ...

... his junior, A Whig, writing to the Daily News, stands aghast at the prospects of the moribund Liberal party, whose weakness and approaching death are so openly proclaimed the journal we have referred to, and its correspondent, A Whig. Other causes ...

... DURHAM CITY ELECTION. Sir William Atherton, the unpopular Attorney-General, 2> tern, of the Whig-Radical Administration, arrived in Durham on Saturday evening, from London. obtaining his temporary promotion, Sir William issued to his late constituents ...

... Whatever may have been the merits of the Bill for the Abolition of Corn Laws, the country not indebted for it to the Whigs ; nor are these same Whigs entitled to claim credit for the actual success of the arrangement, which the Jews were admitted to the privileges ...

... sufferers the failure of the Bank being speedily redressed. Wolverhampton Election, just terminated, presents a warning which the Whigs and Liberals, who coquet with democracy, will well to lay to heart. People this neighbourhood have not forgot the scenes of ...