... THE MILITARY ADMINISTRATION OF THE WHIGS. TO TIIK EDITOR OP THE STANDARD. Siß,—On the retirement of Mr. Disraeli and his party tho Liberals succeeded to office, pledged to ec jnomy in all the departments of the State. At the head of the War Office Mr ...

... strengthened tho Church (ho Whigs a Toleration Bill, intonded to strengthe her enemies. Sometimes tho Whigs, somotime the Tories, havo championed, roligious liberty ; bu always the Church has been with tho Tories, ant tho Whigs havo ever been leagued with ...

... merely of sitting in pxrliameut, but of eierciaing the electoral franchise; that it was the Whig party who invented the atrocious Popish Plot ; nnd that so eminent a Whig as William, Lord Russell, whom the '• Liberal party are never weary of citing as an example ...

... dayl am stated to have -aid. namely, that the report of the committee was intended to afford a number of respectable old Whigs, who had opposed the ballot for 20 years, a good opportunity for * ratting on the subject.— l am, your obedient servant, Carlton ...

... life and ] «ause; 01 but wi could U' Uinisten to cannot of t bug been present injv that luaintona: the enfor ...

... obtained, politically speak- ing, a mere congenial ally in Dr. Brewer. Mr. Bebow was 71 years of age. He was a Liboral of tbe old Whig type, but be had gradually won the respect of his political opfio- nents in addition to the esteem of his political frienda ...

... intended to adopt this measure, but dared not declare it until the moment of action arrived, lest ! they should alienate the Whig peers amongst their English supporters. These are some the grounds which hold Minister!.*] policy responsible for our present ...

... enquiring as to its cause- nre sternly ordered to Stand hack. I have heard a notorious Radical so treated iieartily curse the Whigs, and mortgage hia- soul to the hope i up gentlemen once more in office. .Wbat is worse, I Lave seen a gentleman largely connected ...

... complaining the treatment be bad received at tbe bands of tbe Whigs. characterised the resignation of ir 8. Waterlow tbe greatest pic of humbug had beard of for some time. It was in time to give the Whigs a character for liberality, but too late to be of consequence ...

... marquis at the former meetings of the Convention. Lord Kildare is likely to fill the place with the respectability of the dull Whig. The choice is not likely to be pleasing to ?? Sis Maziere Brady and his party. From Lord Clarendon's absence, Sir M. Brady ...

... — An Irish Roman Catholic of position and influence has just written to me as follows: — So we are to squeeze out of the Whigs denominational education for this country. In truth the Cabinet is pledged to this, and though the scheme will not be unfolded ...

... understand that one is not going to yield an inch, and that ore is quite strong enough to repel force by force. Some of our Whig friends and grandees have done great mischief by giving way to unfounded alarms and holding what is called conciliatory language ...