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... WHIG AND TORY. Whig end Tory governors sre sir of one snd hslf of the other. We confess, however, tbst the lory is the hooester, end, to far, the more English animal of the two. The Whig laments tbe tnrbolent politics which be atsiats so far it it beneficial ...
... MORE WHIG JOBBERY. Under the bending of Extraordinary Transactions,” the Morning Star publishes an account of the recent change in the office of reading clerk to the House of Lords, and of the steps which hare led thereto, which certainly reflect little ...
... THE WHIG-RADICAL COALITION, Tacaß is panic in the Whig camp in this borough Drowning men catch at straws, and the friends of Mr. Stokb have permitted him to cling the Radical candidate, Mr. Sebjeaht Gaselee, for political support. It will be soothing ...
... THE WHIG-RADICAL COALITION. The coalition which hai been entered into between the lord of Leigh Park and the learned Sergeant, who it now for the third lime candidate for the auffragea of the electors, preeenta some exceedingly curiout points for con ...
... ANOTHER WHIG APPOINTMENT ■About fortnight since it was stated in several the journals that the Right Hon. William Hutt, Paymaster- General Chairman of the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, had nominated Ids brother, Major-General G. Hutt, C.R.. late ...
... THE WHIG FAMILY COMPACT. The Whigs hare been still going, going, going all the month, but they are not yet gone. The hammer has not fallen—they hare not quite succeeded in completely selling themselves. slight change has come over them. Lord John, that ...
... The Whig Ministry and Papal Aggression.—At the best, the conduct and the present plight of the Ministry, and those who joined in their crusade, parallel to that of Don Quixote in his famous assault on the dust-enveloped flock of sheep. They set lance ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. „ot hold oarulvet rttpotuibU for the opinion ttpreiud by our conetpondenU. fenianism, and whig- To the Editor of the Portsmouth Time* and Naval Gazette. a time FenUniem haa become a ireneral topic conrereatioi. it may not place LTaJI attention ...
... of old, and which the Right Honourable Baronet would fain have assumed himself. If the downfall of the Whig Ministry confer no greater benefit on the nation than removing Sir Francis and hie conrfeoii* prirate Secretary from office, great good will have ...
... to the Whigs and Tories. (Cheers.) Why at first Lord i John Russell proposed an 8«. fixed duty on com. But Sir Robert Peel having been able to bring the Liberal Conservatives with him, and having thrown over the Whigs and Tories of that period, was enabled ...
... trade it soon must get cheaper. Patience, good alarmists, and a little time the evil will be cured. The Whig Ministry, which has of late been attempting verv quietly the fetters which have now for sou'u- time h.iond it to Mr. Itlllunr, will proliahly ...
... DISGRACEFUL NEPOTISM OF A WHIG MINISTER. Without exaggeration, think maj fairly eay that the moat extraordinary nepotism STer known lately keen perpetrated by the Lord Adrocate of Boot* land. Liberals well Conaerratireß are fall ef indignation at the ...