... 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- ...

... | WHIG ATTACK ON THE CHURCH. If we may rely on tbe following information, com- municated by the Record, a journal which, on matter* connected with the Church, may be considered an au- thority, the Whig Ministers have met a check in tru- most appropriate ...

... A NEW WHIG PEEK In addition to the mensu.es preliminary to tlie closing of the Parliamentary Session there are other Ministerial movements which have an aspect towards something be yond and irrespective of that annual delivery of tired and impatient senators ...

... EPITAPH ON THE LATE WHIG CABINET The condition of the Melbourne Cabinet had been, for the last year, that of a patient dying of an incurable disease. Grasping at life, and eager to try all chances of recovery, it swallowed oue quackery after another, ...

... FREE TRADE OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. The Times in speaking a pamphlet, (just pub!:s!iedj entitled Observations on the Trade between France and Great Britain, says that it has fidently been written by ail English statesman or diplomatist. It bears evident ...

... WHIG DENUNCIATION of LEAGUE TACTIC S At the meeting of the Herts Agricultural Protection Society, Lord Dacre, one of the leading men in the Whig interest, thus expressed himself on the conduct ofthe League in tamper- ing with the elective franchise of ...

... PENSIONS FOR THE SERFfCES OF THE WHIGS. Many persons are foolish enough to suppose the country, in dismissing the late Government from the public service, has taken leave of them for ever. In this there is great de- lusion. By an Act passed, 4 and 5 Wm ...