... TImE FUTURE OF TE WHIGS. [ROM A CORRsSPONDENT.] The time has fairly come for us to look forward to the future. We have reached our worst. We have seen the full powerof our opponents; and it alone remnains for us now to draw forth wisdomn from the eviL ...

... tile promotion of Sir Thomas Wilde a ease of Whig patronage; the appointment of a man neither eminent for his learning or integrity to the office of Lord Cisancellor. It is ever so-the Whsigs appoint Whig judges, the Tories Tory judges. Tile rule is, ...

... WHIG GREEDINESS. These shufflers require sharp looking after.'}- ld Play,. To ?? of hie Lferpooi Standard. SxI,-I understand that at their evening. orgies, a certain squad of small politicians, most exactly compre. hended within the two terms Whigs ...

... The men who are now in power are the whigs,-a haughty, hypocritical, incorrigible and unprincipled faction, who, having long been out of office, are as rapacious as half-starved wolves. If this faction of the Whigs had not existed, then, when the Tories ...

... inflicted' with a worse plague thani',all these put together, in the shape of 'Whigs. The locusts, the frogs, and the flies,'devoured the substance of I gpt only, the Whigs are preying and devouring the sub- stance of England and her colonies, and how ...

... An Old Whig. ALTYOtGr Lori! Cv71rnga,°-s death is of no politicl imp0oauce. it recalls the ?? of a Useful i. and distinguished ecreer. Since 163t3, when cE of seceded from the bulk or the Liberml pftY tlnd- ?d refused to suppolt Homae Rale, Lord Cariing- ...

... a ?? measure 4j be of the peopl& tou be brought f , fle re- solved to oppose it; apA {l~g,wIneiy tghat lie should have the Whig faction with him to the last man, and that tbusjaeshould destroy them for ever; there they are now, as much his auxiliaries ...

... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. SATURDAY was a Whig field day, big speeches being made by Lord Derby at Blackburn, Mr. Goschen at Edinburgh, and Lord Hartinaton at Rawtenstall. We group below the most important utterances, from one speech or the other, un ...

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... WHizz C;.off Velerday the Whig Club dined at tie London Ta. vern-Mr. Alderm;i Cormtnf in the C(hair. -.The .h1andinr toalls of the Club beir,? lank, the Chairman gave Thle Hlealts of Mi. FO. * Which was drank wit!i thirc ti'mes thlrce, and the grcatA ...

... ARE THE WHIGS REFORMERS? -I Under the flexible promise of correcting all kcno'in abuses, the Whigs have long claimed the dis- tinctive characteristic of Reformers. They assail the Conservatives, not as the pledged defenders of the great principles of ...

... alastfih ther Bill of Indictment, to see& iwat that will :do-! Allshall fail tem. -I wi nake. tbis oe of t'etbieigs bywhithh Whig Ministry shalbe rm ed. I am at a. loss, at p~resent, Wht + a~ll it ' the ?? Goodmaa liitrys' te ?? .l ziinstry, f the Igaidfrdrdd ...