... WHIG GOVERNMENT. As the strongest possible testimony to the usquestionable cfliciency of the prtneut attention is called to the following state of facto, undisputed and indisputable :- 1. Eveheeier.—Two abortive budgets, and as additional twopence on ...

... WHIG RAPACITY. The London correspondent of the Doily Review writes :—lt was Sydney Smith, I think, who, referring to his old friends the Whig party, and especially the house of Russell, said that nothing was too great for their ambition or too small ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Morning Port is informed that on Moods a limited meting of Opposition memb e r s was h eat Devonshire House when an unfavoursble opiekm was expressed as to the proposed action of Mr Gladstone on the Eastern Question. It ...

... genuine Whig order, or is It a forgery ? Our belief is : —lst. That it is gensise. 2d. That it bears upon it the stamp of its gaietiesnese. 3d. That the practice laid down iu it is the one which has been followed by all Ministries, whether Whig or Tory ...

... MR HARDY ON THE WHIGS. Mr Hardy did well at Bradford to remind his audience that there were Whip in the olden tines, awl that, according to Lord Lytton, they rever cone into power except upon some dexterous compromise. The view of the Liberals of to-day ...

... THE WHIG-LIBERAL PARTY. The Whig party has not only fallen, but to a groat extent has bees broken up, writes Mr Goldoni& Smith in the &rine. The Whig-Liberal party, beneath its superficial unity (if indeed it can be said now to posses, a unity even ...

... A WHIG VIEW OF THE BALLOT. We all know what Lord Palmerston thouzlit of the ballot, and how Mr Gladstone agreed with him —till he changed his mind. Lord Palmerston, if not positively the last of the Whigs, was the last who exercised any influence over ...

... A NEW WHIG PEERAGE. A rumour was prevalent in town on Monday that the Right Hon. Sir James Moncretiff, Bart , Justice-Clerk, is to receive a peerage, with the title of Baron Kilduft of Kilduff. It is further stated that the new Peer will for some time ...

... surely when Whigs in the Commons of the nature of Mr Ellice ought to consider the pass to which the conduct of the official Opposition has brought them. That pass may be called the initiative of vulgar, underbred polititicane. Aie the Whig families to ...

... Liberal serpent. It is only in the circumstances of such a comparison that the Whig is made to play off the Tory. Except for such a purpose as the Review has assigned itself, the Whigs to the Liberal journalist are Liberal all the year. The Tories, on the ...

... Tories by coming to thew side, then they must have hitherto been on the Whig site. if it is disgraceful Lir the Tories. to hare them for shies, what a depth of disgrace hare the Whig* been Xining in for years past ...

... THE SAVAGE PARTY. It is not so long ago that Whig and Tory did for a description of most of us. The outs and the ins was Dr Parr's phrase, and it in his day came to very much the same thing. To be sure, there have always been a few politicians who ...