... stroug enough even for the purposes of its Whig masters ; nor could such Whig tactics long escape being out-manoeuvred by the major portion the Liberal party. And to what quarter would the Grosvenor Whigs look for success when sent back to their co ...

... THE BUSY WHIGS. From J.An Hull., remember saying many jraan ago that «t were working glass hives, our proceedings Parliament and every where were open . but I have heard thai bees in hives take the precaution to cover them tint with was. -filial no one ...

... BOUGH NOTES A ON SOME OF THE LIBERAL MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT. We've gotten new Parliament, And Whigs are strong, and strongly beat. On their Reform Bill passing. Still, think, hardlings strong enough, Nor made o'staple long enough. For hogging ...

... probability of the country flourishing without a Whig- Radical Government is the danger at which they stand affrighted. Both Queen and country would be in a poor way indeed if dependent for a Government upon the Whig-Radicals alone ; but neither is yet reduced ...

... the new Ministry to somt the leading Constitutional Whigs, whose principles are iv fact far more in unison with the principles of the Conservative party than with those of the Radicals with whom the Whigs have combined under the denomination Liberal. ...

... must be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconstitution of the Government. The elimination of two pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of tho Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet. Tho proba- bility that a succession of weak Governments ...

... party, and yet injure Ministers still further with the moderate Whigs. Mr. Dillon rejoiced in the support Mr. Bright and Mr. J. S. but the trio would hardly joined in the Division lobby by Whigs the Grosvenor class, in support of one of the confiscatory measures ...

... the members for the North Biding. He states in his address that he is in favour of progress, and proud of advocating that Whig policy which has steered clear of the excess of party. For a day or two all seemed to be going on well for Mr. Milbank, but ...

... with Earl Russell at his head, rice Lord Palmerston, after sitting less than three months, was out of the question. But our Whig-Radical contemporaries for some time indulged in the supposition—whether to cheer the hearts of supporters or with the notion ...

... that any one will venture to dispute the party signification of the term reformers in the mouth of Whig- Radicals, or to assert that any but Whig-Radicals took part in drawing up the resolution. The Mayor presided; and as we have attributed to him ...

... Chatham w.,,,'i t \ ' ' added 100 new county members to the ropreseniu. Pitt made a motion favour of reform \, ' opposed the Whigs; and his efforts in 17tC>,'w)' **' proviso was the extension of the right voting t,, holders as well to freeholders, were ...

... THE LAST NEW COUNTRY DANCE; OR, DISTRIBUTION. The Whigs are giving lively ball To politicians great and small, And the centre of attraction Is a most eccentric country dance, Where oddest partners kick and prance, With mutual dissatisfaction. And a ...