... , WHIG-LIBERTY OF Tilt -1;I iPRESS. From the Alatchester dver,&er 'f X iSU& issstant. Tlz PFEss AND TlHE WHIG MINISTRY_ If we succeed in arriving in the Safe ?? of Refojis, from the midst of all the shoiba and quicksantds that nowV bes~et Us, we shall ...

... ipolitical immo- ralityv' in not carrying out in office, the criticisms he had made in Opposition, and an attack on the .Whigs for their cold criticisms. METHINKS THE MARQUIS DOTH PROTEST TOO Ml1UCH. On the former subject Mr. Chamberlain spoke as ...

... measures for more speedily 'vanquishing the Stamp Office crew and their odious ernployers--the mean, the malignant, the apostate Whigs. Hitherto-I have, strictly con- fined myself to defensive operations. This itistaken policy has emboldened our persecutors-a ...

... . TURIN-JOUT, OP THE WHIGS. l Finding it imposoble to do any moore' mischief, rather from cowardicpe than want of. inclinntioat the skulking vagabonds of., Whige have at length retired, to make way for those bolder rufflausthe Tories, and Europe awaits ...

... Lord Liandowin is: a Whig, ithilat the proprietor of Gatton, was: a Tory. This was, doubtless; as Mr. Lowe says, a most 'satisfactory working of the -Retorm-Bill tc those who fiamed it- the' Whig-.- We' nowr waut neither& a Whig. ?? a Te ?? but a peoples ...

... THE B&TTLE OF WHIGS AND TORms. The last election return, that of Orkney, completes the list ef members for the new House of Commons Both parties, Whig and Tory, claim the majority in that singulary-constitnted assembly, and it is not in. possible that ...

... his doom was sealed, and report says, that even the conduct ?? GRcY, in reference to Sir HARRY SMITir, has driven from the Whigs many of their old supporters. It were vain to speculate upon the resalt of the next tweuty-four hours. Betfre the Peelites ...

... MINISTRY AND SUFFRAE .I I -j n~mentary on tne A short, but most instructive cois a statement of obstructive character of tlhe Whigs, and mextenion ther cndut i repet to thle ?? , made during their conduct in rethec improvement and extension of the franchise ...

... TORY AND WHIG TAXATION. To TrHR ElITOR OrrrsE MORNING CllRONICL.E Si n-I have been much armused with tile charge (amongstotherls) brought bythe Tories (with their usual regprd to truth) against the Whigq of having increased the taxes. I this darry cihancedi ...

... success. Dr. Cameron described the measure as dishing the Scotch Whigs. As Dr. Cameron says so it is not for a Southron loon to deny the existence of such a class; but Vf any Scotch Whigs do survive, the bill should certainly dish them. The raises of the ...

... THE WHIGS OUT OP OFFICE. What a strange but favourable contrast do the Whigs present when out of office, to the dulness and apathy which fell upon them when filling the treasury benches at St. Stephen's? At present they are fall of animation, bustle, ...

... WHIGS RAISING THE WIND.'DI Whatever be the shortcomings of the whigs in office-their utter want of administrative quali. ties, their stolid indifference to popular rights, and their total disregard of public opinion-they cannot be accused of any neglect ...