... LORD DERBY AND THE WHIGS. (From the Times.) The names and organisation of Parties are, in the first instance, formed with a view to give eipre3' sion and effect to some existing convictions held in common by a number of persons. In a period of indiscriminate ...

... from any' other source in the coming session. I dare say the Whigs are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill. I have heard member, he has been member of a Whig cabinet, declare that he believed there was nobody in the ...

... be too, made a Deputy- Lientenent by tha aforesaid Whig Lord- Lieutenant. Yet ao wiM outcry. no howl of indignation at these rewards by th« Liverpool Mercury, againat the Lord- Liew tenant sr the Whig gentleman who then held the oflce which Mr. Wa_fo__ ...

... difference between a Whig and Conservative than between Whig and Radical, and, —giantiug him his own interpretation of term—he probably right. If there had been any probability that the Queen would *■ send for” Mr. Bright, a respectable Whig like the Duke of ...

... won no parliamentary campaign. The Radicals will mutter with justice that it is great thing to be hereditary chief of the Whigs, [that Cavendishes seem to be above experience, and that it is only commoners whose elevation excites a howl of annoyance. ...

... to run with a ceitain ieader, and wbo consequently spend j their time in hurrying from one stable to the other ; while the Whigs, with a scratch team— .screws all of 'hem— are bowling along ail over the road, and making a fine journey of it. Perhaps the ...

... tell tbe difference be- iween a Conservative Liberal and a Liberal Conserva- _»p between a Liberal Conservative and a Whig, be- tween a Whig and a Liberal, between a Liberal and an dftneed Liberal, and between an Advanced Liberal au i Radical (laughter.) ...

... to fall • nl . „** ' For in that Opposition sleep *>L 7^* ** r._ May come, when we have fairly _.„£!? This weary coil of Whigs, to ?? * For wbo would bear tbe scorn of lake The taunts of foes, the goads of r> Jjl^ : ' r -*a; The pangs of despised zeal ...

... almost every other I di .pute, is not whether the measure proposed is ad- j ?? to the nation, lut, whether the Tory or tbe Whig interest should predominate in parliament. Il seems to me that if tbe Conservative party pro- '■ poses in committee aa £8 ...

... with 1582 electors between them, are to have only one, Tavistock eclipsing them both in the proportion of six to one. This is Whig impartiality. A single representative is left to Wilton, with 371 voter 3; while Bridport goes into a group of three, with ...

... the influence, if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will gen- ?? alwa J -Pot an end to dictation on the part of Whig magnates, but these groups will not al- ways have community of iuterest, without which there can be no real representation ...

... six new easea of Asiatic cholera were reported in Dublin on Tueaday, 1 and that two of them have ended fatally. The Northern Whig says :-'»We are glad to be able to state that the cholera ia not progressing to any great extent in Belfast, and tbat no further ...