... betrayer of Denmark. Whoever fa _maable to thit reproach, it is certainly not England or iaspr ent ministers.-1 am, &c., A WHIG. may16. DzATs or Ms. ZDwAuD AcwaDu-Our ?? announces the death, at the mature age of aimetyist, of Mr. Archdall, of Riversa ...

... siniectures as the reward of political L- jobbery, we do not nause to inuire whether Mr. Ferrand is liberal or conservative, whig, tory, radical, or chartistl Every independent nember, who seeks to excite general interest in any rfatter that concerns the ...

... opinion, and those two opinions were known in different countries a by different names. In England the liberals were I called whigs, and their opponents tories. In Bel- 1 gium the liberals were called liberals, and the s conservatives catholics. Which of ...

... ROYAL AND ARISTOCRATIC BLUNDERING- THE NAVAL SFPREMACY OF ENGLAND ENDANGERED. The conduct of the English Government-whether Whig or Tory-is one incessant illustration of Chan- cellor Oxenstiern's saying about the smallness of the human wisdom with which ...

... vo-Liboral; and, not very long since, he might, and for aught I know ho still may, be described as a Liberal-Conservative- Whig-Tory-Radical. Altogether, his political character is one of the most variegated that can well be imaginod. This political Joseph ...

... tion. Is there any rash- ness in predicting that the day will eoroe-and that before even the present generation of English whig and tory statesmen, or the tawdry orgie of the ?rench empire which the premier extols in language so Pickwickian, have passed ...

... be located, to bear in mind that the I success of their cause depends upon their strength to make themselves feared by both whigs and tories. The question is not so much of the measure of reform to be de- manded, as that parliamentary reform is ne- cessary ...

... are said to he very good, and a lively parliamentary dinner with Mr. Disraeli is anticipated- chiefly on the ground that the Whigs have enjoyed a long innings, and must, as an act of decency, give their opponents some of the sweet experience of office. The ...

... has reduced the prestige of England in the world they left uponl Whig shoulders; craftily waiting until the camel's back should need only another straw to give way. Swiftly has the Whig back been packed and encumbered of late. Events have been marching ...

... scheme was stump blarney and id Whig sophism Stripped of word-painting, it meant that ly man, placed in the balance with a mere bauble, should u kick the beam. Would they sit quietly and let their heart In be gnawed out by whig casuists? (No.) Then it was ...

... They who regret th burst of liberal sentiment, and dissent from the Chancellor's conclusions, are puzzled. Timid, lukewarm Whigs scratch their heads, wondering what can be done with a Chancel- lor of the Exchequer, who not only utters a radical speech ...

... many changes in the old constitution. The o Whigs of 1688 rebelled against Jane IL, founde4. a new dynasty, and established' the prepeut, or t rather the late, British constitution. Now let t us see how those Whigs acted in the matter b of suppressing rebellions ...