... ®ur ©pen Column. “DISHING THE WHIGS.” To the Editor of the Bottou Guardian. Sir, —We all rememW this famous saying of the lute lx)rd Derby, and there is no other phrase which so well describes the action of the two opposite political pailies in Common ...

... disposed to surrender a vacant seat to a Whig subaltern, that Radicalism is the real raison (rare of a Liberal Administration; and that When it becomes a question of losing or keeping power, the most moderate Whig and the most independent Radical are usually ...

... so usefully employed. Another element of value in Mr. Lowe lies in his worth as a curiosity. A Conservative engaged in doing Whig work is not without interest. A Hon performing in the same ring with circus company is not more rare. Mr. Lowe's Conservatism ...

... In this feeling lam only following the conviction of those I have moet honoured and revered, that what were formerly termed Whigs and Liberals have now degenerated into Radicals and Revolutionists. lam also aware that your religions principles differ very ...

... Wm- to Mr. DANDY which we pubbah under the head of Election Intelligence, is ti significant sign that very many of the old Whig freaks have finally thrown off the fetters which l ammed to them to Radi,vilism, and have, as novelists say, given their ...

... was with the preservation of our religion and our loyalty to our Queen. After remarking that those who were formerly termed Whigs and Liberals have degenerated into Radicals and Revolutionists, the Dowager Marchioness charges Mr. Seymour wiih having induced ...

... feeling I* am only following up the conviction of those whom I have most honoured and revered, that what were formerly termed Whigs and Liberals have now degenerated into Radicals and Revolu- tionists. lam also aware that your religious principles differ ...

... walk from the Itsilway Stations. This Establishment, whick has hewn considerably enlarged, ant possesses DOM a moot splendid 1/Whig-room, offers to l'amilles and Tiverebers spacious, comfortable, and airy A nts. Rtacting.rown. Tariffs in every room. Fixed ...

... little town and the surrounding villages, both by birth and family a Whig of the Whigs. She is a Gower, a daughter of the first Duke of Sutherland, and married the head of that very Whig family, the Groevenors. Yet on this occasion the influence and, more ...

... menage . healthfully • NM Wil entirely nt • reemeresse 11th. a isu be and seam Pasha ( an rib It will Ma Nan of the hair), no Whig required at the wan tine. Sold in pots at la mad id. each COUII it is aa expellent remedy for ooh, mold, al break disorders ...

... and local authority stat g, and whatever emanates from her ladyship carries in at the weight.” The late Marquis was a Whig, ar ported Whig candidates for Shaftesbury, but he sbip’s influence, being now thrown on the othe fine. undoubtedly greatly assisted ...

... this feeling I am only up the convic- tiun of those whom I have most honoured aud revered, that what were formerly terwwed Whigs and Liberals have now degenerated into Kadicals and Revolntionista, T am also aware that your religious differ vory widely ...