... does the Whigs justice, however, when he says that they have no principle. We can state what their principle Is (at which, indeed, his lordship bas just glanced), and it may as well he done in rhyme, and by their own mouths : THE GREAT WHIG PRINCIPLE ...

... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. From Fruser's Magntine. Whig ingenuity has brought to light, ia these isventive days, another reason inexpressibly overpowering,—to wit, that the friendship and 'alliance s*ll us commercial intercourse with France. is full time for ...

... repeal of taxes, for the taxes remitted by the Whigs were only, on his own statement, 1,564,000/. a-year ; whereas the deficiency of the revenue is— Surplus of the Duke—lo.«t, 1-2,900,000 Deficit of the Whigs incurred, 1,200,0(10 £4,100,000 This immense ...

... accordance with its own traditions. What, then, has been the result of such an extended ex- periment of Whig rnle ? Almost the last act of the Whig Government was to announce that Ireland was in a state bordering upon rebellion, and they have handed over ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND TIIE WHIGS. The Moruiug Tost, iv an article upou the close of the Par- liamentary Session of 1866, says : — If the past session is remarkable for having witnessed the fall of a Liberal Government which at its commencement seemed ...

... THE LATE WHIG PLOT. ?? ro tbk QOKEtf from rax citt or Hoa- WICB. At a numertjm and highly-re*i>ectsble meeting of the itihxbiunta of Norwich, hdd at the Miid'» Head-Inn, St. Simon's, on Toeaday, (lie 14th of May, 1R», W J. Utten Browne. E*^ , In the chair ...

... themselves require to be reformed. At all events there is no doubt that the master-stroke ot Whig electioneering legislation has failed, and that the Whig-Radicals ofthe boroughs, by obtaining power, have in a great degree lost their in fluence. Had ...

... THE MALDON WHIG DINNER. We give, with the strictest impartiality, condensed account of any tiling and every thing worth noticing the Maldon Whig .Meeting last week. From tho 14 pomp and circumstance with which this affair was previously announced, certainly ...

... RESULTS OF WHIG RETRENCHMENT It is quite out of the question for any journal, and especially one situated as ourselves, to hope in its critical department to keep pace with the current of events ; scarcely is the ink dry hefore a telegram may have arrived ...

... WHIGS AND WORKING MEN. Those who are at all familiar with the history of the ate General Election will have no difficulty in estimating ;he value of that parity in matters relating to elections _pon which the Whigs are wont to pride themselves. Some ...

... WHIGS AND WORKING MEN. Those who are at all familiar with the history of the late General Election will have no difficulty in estimating the value of that purity in matters relating to elections upon which the Whiga are wont to pride themselves. Some ...

... PERILS OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Last night (Thnrsday) the following motion was to be brought forward by Lord Nans, in the House of Commons:— lhat in the opinion of this House the transactions which appear recently to have taken place between tbe Irish Govern- ...