... THE LATNSr WsIG JOB. The Whigs have long ?? a very unsavoury repu- tation an inoorzigible jabbors, and the leader of the Whig party, Easrl Rausll, seems resolved tmlo aitain this anon- viable repute. One of the most flagrant and outrageous jobz has just ...

... HOW THE WHIGS MAKE ADMIRALS. The scenes in a House of Commons' committee-room are very often comic, but the comedy does not often sur- vive the processes of reporting. The reporters being officials are just a thought too dignified. The Commit- tee on ...

... big ships against little states, and has ready made apologies for all power- ful countries. l[is lordship klnows this; lie is Whig enough to be addicted to ollice, and as lie owes it all to the minister who once vindicated his claim to be English, lie is ...

... Tories, and in many instances more sO. Now, Sir Frederick Grey, the rejected of Dovonport, is politically a Whig-a thorough Whig, and nothing but a Whig. He believes it is quite right that the Go- vernment and emoluments of the tate should be c)n_ fined to ...

... y-price. The E whig Premier is the spirited diplomatic asserter of British frights and of Euglish principles. The tories are sinkinginto l a subserviency toforeignabaolntim in itsmostodiousshapes. The whigs are becomuingin the old whig sense, safeand ...

... great seat of the ribbon manufac- tures has so long been regarded as safe for any Parliamentary adventurer, professing Whig or Whig- Radical principles, that when Mr. ARTHUR WELLES- LEY PEEL offered himself as a candidate in the Minis- terial interest ...

... testimony to the characteristics of the Whigs:- Since 1830 the wheel has been entirely turned round, and the Whigs have been for the most part at the top and the Tories have been for the most part at the bottom. Now, the Whigs, when they are in office, are not ...

... REFORM REVIVED. Whenever the Whigs are in a political extremity, they invariably revive a cry for Parliamentary Reform; and hitherto it has most effectually served their pur- pose. It has been what Sir IIUGII CAIRNS once called the great dodge, whereby ...

... Dough-faces, Know-nothings,i' Nig~ger wor- shippers, Black Republicans c. have done duty, with such wvords as Whigs Old-line Whigs, Federalists, Nullifiers, Straightout Democrats, and numerous other phrases, to desig- nate the various divisions ...

... support the advanced Whigs, finally joining with them in support of Mr. Canning. In 1831 his father (who had been a Secretary of State under Pitt) died, and Viscount Normauby became known as Earl of MuIl. grave, In the following year the Whigs sent him to Jamaica ...

... he iwas. a We do not, however, inton4 o represent the departed gentleman as a-faultlesm admnnistratorv As a Whig, and das the dompanion of Whigs, be coild no more be free from all speck or' stain, than: a constant dweller' in a YLondon sewer be perfectly ...

... opposition; he was one of the most influential members of the Whig party, and consistently supported all the great measures of political and social amelioration which were the watchword of the Whigs of the last generation. The marquis had the satisfac- tion ...