... THE WHIGS. Whilst the Whigs, as party, have suffered from the impatience of their leaders when out office the more honourable policy and foresight of Conservative stasesmen, has proved less beneficial to their Fupporters than to the general interests ...

... THE WHIGS AND CONCILIATION. (From Blackwood't Magazine.) ' Conciliation is the cant of the day. find thousand instances, and in man* shapes—in every rank and department of tbe kingdom. roe note of the Whigs—it is echoed by the Pluckiest; and is greedily ...

... YORK WHIGS. Tbe York Whig Club teem to be in sad quandary, at the Menaced Resignation that great man Mr. and the circumstances connected with It, to which lately alluded. Saturday- week, the note preparation for a Meeting was sounded, and persona assembled ...

... THE GREAT WHIGS. What will the pnblic say to the following character of the leading Whigs and Radicals, by ooe of Uwn. selves— tbe Hoo. Col. Stanhope •.— . The Gieek committee. said the colonel, *■ had to strug- gle with many unforeseen events, such ...

... FAREWELL TO THE WHIGS ! A Prophetic Monody, to be said or sung at the loot oi tae attsC— ings when all is over.] Shall the Whigs sink to earth, and no sorrowful ditty Be sung o'er their fate by their own troubadours? _S T ot a stave for the fallen ...

... but, after all, he Bedford Whig, and, notwithstanding all his protestations, entertains at this moment the profoundest conviction that the fiuality declaration was the very acme of statesmanship. It not the creed of Bedford Whig to give power to the people ...

... venture once more to recur the scandalous conduct of I the Whigs at the last county meeting. invite public attention to the following statement facts, which, at a time when the Yorkshire Whigs are stmiuiug every nerve to secure the adjuj vanry the Radicals ...

... WHIG DEFEAT! [f*M TUB JOBS sou. Mr. Maedceudd, eneeiiragad by usesect party of dtttimiuea make rapenmratsl attack upon the government, upon tbe plan Lord Rlknborougli; and, net least absshsd mimmcarted the signal defeat that anrabfeend noble Lerd, m another ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CONSERVATIVES. It is lamentable to think what must eventually become of the Whig party. Tbey have but two leaders of any note, and those names have been before the public for a period beyond tbe memory of most of our readers. During ...

... WHIG CORRUPTION. (From the West of England Conservative, i The majority by which Mr. Dawson was rejected at the late election for this borough, astonished the whole body of the electors, Liberal as well as Conservative. The defeat of Mr. Dawson — the ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE, The treatment to which Mr. Layard has been subjected by his friends the Whigs, has been even worse than the general conduct which clever men, who attach themselves to the Venetian party, meet with. Of late years it has become the practice ...

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