... very yea r good silk which has just come down to the Calcutta He . market from the dooars. tha the A WHIG, JOB. as -A characteristic instance of Whig Jobbery has just et been perpetrated. Ten days ago the Lord Chancellor 3 presented a petition from Mr ...

... took place under a Con- -see servative Ministry, and that of 1865 under Whigs in reg offiee-a namitted governntal ?? of twenty wes -seats-it will be at once' seen that the cry of Whig- .3j1 Radical advancement throughout the country is a al fiction. ' deo ...

... n has commenced, and a separation, the source of future weakness, has ensued. The ras Whig-Liberal-Radical house is fairly divided against i aitself The true Whigs are almost extinct; the Ith Liberals have lost in PALMERSTON; their only strength; and ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATIONS. The Whigs, who fancy that they almost annihilated the Conservative party by their profuse expenditure of money and their unscrupulous coercion at the late elections, are beginning to awake up to the conviction that their prospects ...

... consists of a - great number of units. There are the old Whigs. They Cre no more Liberals than, I may say, the oldest Tory that itever existed. There axe what are called the modern and d more reforming Whigs. Gentlemen, I think they would n scarcely touch reform ...

... factiously expelled from office, the public charges upon the country did not exceed 65 millions, but it was soon raised by the Whigs to a- nearly 73 millions. Under Conservative pressure it so has since been reduced to a suin which even now ex- id ceeds that ...

... will. Thus the result of the late elec- p tion at Coventry, whereby the ancient city which for h many years returned none but Whig members, has tl entirely purged itself of all representative connection it with that clique; and the great popularity of the ...

... these Whigs, who have been so h loudly callin out against Tory-tyrannv; and who have been getting toget er crowds of silly people, to utter resolutions amt the King himself, because he turned the Whigs out of place; it wvas now for these Whigs to show ...

... always been considered that the approaching Hmc contests would involve important issues as betweenoz - the Conservatives and the Whig-Radical coalition; all EY but if the question to be decided is whether Earl Oil igh, RusSELL or the Earl of DEBBY is to be ...

... and his party were displaced by the Whigs on tell Iaccount of the Reform Bill which he thought right to did bring in. Because Reformers did not think it went far he( t . dry enough he resigned office, and the Whigs came in.ar eNow, let us see what followed ...

... everything to lose by sinking into the positions of a timid safe Whig. Nor can a man f forsake his own nature, even if he would. Mr. GLADSTONE has none of the qualities which make a man a good sound Whig, nor has he the social position. A statesman ought to be ...

... nobleman; a failure as First Minister of the v Crown; a bungler in the management of Foreign fairs; but a consistent Whig in doing a Whig's l B1ak like a man, whose great mistake consists in at- Cbuting to party that change in the policy of this 'ctrv ...