... The New Whig of the General Hospital.—A circular has been* issued from the General Hospital, announcing the completion of the arrangements for laying the foundation stone of the new wing the eastern end, This, the circular states by far the most important ...

... evening paper, literally devoted to the old Whig party, announces that there is just now a in politics —we quote our contemporary's emphasis as well as his words. After the debates Mr. Bainks's Franchise Bill, we find no difficulty in giving credit ...

... looked at from the Whig point of view, on the eve of a general election Having long since abandoned all political faith, they .seek to riile into Parliament upon the political traditions their opponents They tell people that Whigs and Tories are alike ...

... . He has held high the Whigs, having been Chancellor the Exehequer in the Melbourne administration, and First Lord of the Admiralty in Lord Russell's Government, from 154 ( .» to 1552. When the Peelites consorted with the Whigs, place could not be found ...

... a hard fight with the Whigs, in the great lteform war; but, beaten in that contest, and beaten down, they rose again, reorganised, anil assumed the name of t'onservatives, though what there was be conserved, beyond what tlie Whigs have done—au ...

... patiently waiting for it, trusting to the promises made to thein. The Whigs said if they could only get the Tories out office, and themselves in, there should be reform ; but soon the Whigs got into office they began juggle, anil had been juggling with the ...

... FENIANISM IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of a supposed Fenian, in one the suburbs Belfast, being the first case of the kind in that town. The facta are as follow:—On Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, a man, giving ...

... bread scarce while multitudes were famishing for want of work, the Tory majority raided a perfect storm of execration, and the Whigs mattered, with downcast looks, 'He ought to have retracted-' asked him next morning why he had not done so ; and he said, with ...

... will, in many cases, overtop the Whigs in denunciations profligate armaments. If the new Parliament is pledged to anything it will economy in the public expen diture. Electioneering addresses beginning to issued. Whig candidates can 110 longer conceal ...

... many friends of progress, and cause a loss of several seats to the Liberal party. The Whigs will have uneasy time of the hustings next July, ami when a trimming Whig opposed a hearty and sincere Reformer, it is neit doubted which side the sympathies of ...

... are still party, and are likely enough to follow still their invariable instinct. when people ask the difference between Whigs and Tories, and cannot lind it in the personal characters or classes of the politicians themselves, or in their professions ...

... Government not willing fulhl the pledges of 1 5.,!• and S(,O. When it is question of reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide ill t.ivoiir of reform. This is the only effectual mole of dealing with them, and hope it will be adopted ...