... -price. The Whig Premier is the spirited diplomatic asserter of British rights and of English principles. The Tories are sinking into a subserviency to foreign absolutism in its most odious shapes. The Whigs are becoming, in the old Whig sense, safe and ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. publish to-day in extenso, notwithstan ling its length, a leading article from the Dublin Evening Mail of Wednesday, on the existing state parties. For the present we shall only say that it is a bold, manly, and honourable exposition ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES—PAST AND PRESENT. ©totwwg AND PACKET. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1863 There appears in the Irish Times of yesterday, by way of reply to our article of Wednesday on the anomalous position of parties, an elaborate attempt to mystify its readers ...

... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. If the following paragraph, which we copy from the Court Journal, be well founded, it would appear that Whig proselytism is spreading upwards, and has at last absorbed the great Tory leader himself: Well-informed persons pretend ...

... The Reform Ministry.—The Whigs came in, but though they came in upon economy, as well peace and reform, there was a power th»y could not move in the way of the first, cud they were obliged to abandon it in reality, though not in name, to secure the last ...

... Whig Justice. —Under thi« appropriate heading, Captain Knox, not satisfied with our compliance with his request to publish the Kerry Pott's certificate to his character, this morning prints the document in bis own paper. He adds to it his own corporal ...

... FROM OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT. London, Tuesday. The vigorous foreign policy of the Whigs is falling into deeper discredit every day, and once Parliament settle! fairly its work a succession of important debates on diplomatic questions may be expected ...

... of the Whig party, and was referred to by her Majesty whenever a necessity arose for calling that section to her counsels. The lone difference between Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell is said to have been made up by his intervention, and the Whig-Radical ...

... that the Whigs have been the true friends of the Church in all her troubles! From the line taken by the Times there are two things obvious that the panic has reached Printing-house-square, and that it is by feigning Conservatism the Whigs will seek ...

... the Whigs, and the 44 leaders of the great Conservative party ? We may say, in passing, that no more than two of the eight gentlemen here mentioned can be included in the category of the Ultramontanes. Six of them least are Roman Catholic Whigs, who ...

... next the Whigs should succeed to office; and, secondly, it was to qualify his son for place. To these strictly family objects the character and position of his party were sacrificed. No occurrence, perhaps, out of Parliament so degraded the Whigs as the ...

... lift before the opening of the session, directs attention to one of the Whig virtues which, up to the present, has been blushing unseen. Every one, it says, knows that the Whigs have been the true friends of the Church in all her troubles. The writer ...