... WHIGS. Sin JOHN Ciot lionnouse has been counselling some of his Whig friends—not to lay the flatter. ing unction to their souls of a speedy realization of place and power, as the Queen's affection for the best of story-tellers, if nut first of rninietcre ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE BUDGET. ACCORDING to Whig financial arithmetic, three promises make one statement, and four statements are equivalent to one budget. Such has been the course this year : it was only after repeated promises that the Chancellor of the ...

... THE WHIG POLICY. IT has been remarked that all the recent Church appointments (Ur. Iliuds's excepted) have bet') drawn from the ranks of the Conservative party. to the exclusion of both party and family claims The latter, indeed, the Whigs have been prodigal ...

... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. Ir we were to write for a week on the distinctive peculiarities of Whig and Tory finance, we could offer nothing half so much to the purpose as the following pair of facts, which we borrow from that most impartial of all journals ...

... TIIE WHIG LEADERS. THE fray has commenced. The struggle, not in co-operation for the country's good, but in hostility, on the side of the Whigs, fur the country's plunder; and in defence, on the Conservative side, for its protection, has now fairly opened ...

... WHIG RULE IN CANADA. UPPER CANADA. We find by a recent number of the British Colonist, published in Toronto, that electioneering politics were running very high. The friends of Lord Elgin, composing what is called the Reform Convention, advocate the ...

... UNFITNESS OF THE WHIGS FOR OFFICE. AMONG the measures which ministers do not defer is one to renew the Irish Arms Art! You may doubt the fact, but it is so. Yes, the men who ousted Sir Robert Peel on the Coercion Bill—who had so many harsh things to say ...

... TIIE,WHIGS IN THEIR MAJORITIES. FINE by degrees and beautifully less, would serve exceedingly well to characterise the Whig majorities. A fortnight ago they carried a muchloved measure by ten. A week ago their favorite Rate-in-Aid bill passed its second ...

... A SAMPLE OF WHIG TRICKERY. OF samples of Whig trickery there is no end ; but no taste of the craft of the \Vhigs was ever more startling than that which has been shown up to the electors of Coekermouth by their constituent, Mr. llorsman. This gentleman ...

... A WHIG CONSERVATIVE COALITION. ON the sth of October we made the following statement We understand that a department of the Go. venunent, hitherto carried on under a chief, is for the lature, to be managed by the same chief, assisted by a board of unpaid ...

... by his Whig friends, to make his Cabinet consist, to the extent of one half of free traders and Liberals, and one half of Whigs. A less proportion of free traders would not be sufficient to gain the conf►- dence of the nation. The late Whig Ministry ...

... DISSENSION AMONG THE WHIGS AND RADICALS. Mr. B. Osborne condemned Lord John Russell for resigning upon such a measure as that of the militia, and condemned him still more for advising her Majesty to send for Lord Darby, when there were so many noble lords ...