... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. It is one of the disadvantages incidental to our institutions that a foreign policy which should be sufficiently profoutid tc achieve the object desired can scarcely ever be adopted, becausi it would not be understood by the nation ...

... A WHIG BZSEOP. The Marquis of Blandford is very shortly to bring in a Bill on Episcopal and Capillar Estates, the main object of which, ss we understand, is to transfer their manage- ment from their administrators to other bodies, and at the same time ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. We have lately heard, and think not altogether unfoundedly, that the and learned lord, not many weeks ago, gave learned friend, something not much unlike the following solution of what before appeared a problem regards the ...

... POSIES FOR THE WHIG MINISTRY There is no soundness in their understandings, no power of fathoming a subject even of not ex- traordinary depth. The person who talks loud- est and longest to them, carries them along with him ; nor have they even the ordinary ...

... WHIG PROGRESS IN PARLIAMENT alas, ihe poor Whigs'. What a miserable hodge-podge have they made of it this Session! — In vain have peace and plenty spread themselves over the land, and furnished them with pathetic appeals in favor of agricultural distress ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR FRIENDS, a The unfortunate Whigs are allowed no re- spite. From the Land's End to John O'Groal's they appear to be completely found out; and scarcely a day elapses that does not give birth to some new attack upott them from their quon- ...

... DECAY OPPRINCIPLEAMONGTHE WHIGS. Looking but a few years back, we observe the Whig psrty distinguished by its lofty bearing. A single vote of tbe House of Lords on a single clause of tbe Reform Bill carried Lord Grey with hi. positive and bona fide r ...

... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE, At every recent election, we have invariably met with a placard, evidently drawn up by some aspiring youth in the Treasury; which professes to answer the quest ion — What htfvethe Whigs done - and which shows, at some length ...

... WHIG GATHERING AT EDINBURGH. The Times of Ihis morning, by exertions which that journal is alone capable of making, bas given a full report of the great Whig Dinner at Edinburgh in compliment to Earl Grey. The noble Earl was received with acclamations ...

... THE GREAT WHIG CONSPIRACY. Our reporter bas informed us tbat he has had the honour of receiving an intimation from Sir W. Hayter, the Whig whip- per-in, that the meetiug of the so-called Liberal members an- nounced to be held this day at Willis's Rooms ...

... TffE COJVDFCT OF THE WHIGS. [The following judicious observations. no the Con- duct of 'ihe Whirs «re ralractcd fro P* th_« highly popular Miscellany. -the Jfew Momtolt- Maga- Xtvc, which, from thr moral, loyal and coqstitu- •ional principles it inculrates ...

... —^ ■ — ■ ■— _ COMPOSITION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. We do not know whether any of our readers have ever taken the trouble to analyze the ministry, —to discover in what proportion it is composed (in conjunction with the offices of state), of Scotch and Irish ...