... 9, which was, however, abrupily terminated by the return of the Whigs to oftice. It is now nearly seven years since a conservative administration was really installed in power, the Whigs having beld office, with a very brief interreguum, for nearly 11 ...

... TORY, WHIG, AND RADICAL. The Cerberus, a new publieation, whicl, embraces the three great political creeds of the nation, gives the following defiaitions, under each respective head: — ...

... We copy the following paragraph from the Richmond Whig,(American Paper):— * The accident of an Accident ; a famished Charles City pettyfogger, whom nature never intended 1o elevate above the trial of ten dollars warrants upon plain cases, a man destitute ...

... humorously assigned the constant intermixture of blood ‘ in Whig Cabinets as the reason for the rickety measures | which they begot. The Government was in reality a government of great families, and how did they acquit themselv2s of their duties? Were ...

... PATL TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. P QUIRER. '~ The late Duke of Oleaveiand was, as $s well Foown, @ Whig ; his heir is @ Conservative. “is +-Wtical difference is said to have beem the “use of the heir getting nothing which the father could give to others ...

... [Pace 4. Iu the Cities and Boroughs * 78,676 In the Counties..oveeue.. 143,087—223,71. The constituencies in which the Whig-Radicals have | gained, number-78 the Cities and Boroughs 48,776 Tnthe Counties e .veeoens 2,8651— 51,63; Ditlercnee in favour ...

... the house had refused, as it will refuse, its confidence to the Whigs, would manitestly be most calamitous to the whole railway interest. To meet this great difficulty it may be that the Whig leaders will resclve to run the risk, and at once to try the bold ...

... of the great epochs of Whig conflict and triumph. Against the Tories,the Wings contend for progress, Difler. ing from the Radicals, they fight for reforms which are practical as well as progressive, As of old, 50 to-day, the Whigs are the champions of ...

... skirmish of the Whig opposition, defended his silent policy, savours too much of the trickery of which he is generally accused. Retaliation, a fair hit at the Whigs, is but sorry argument to the nation, whom he surely cannot identify with the Whigs. ‘This sort ...

... ac the Conservative party is now proved to be, ought to Le at once entrusted with the Government of the country. As to the Whig-Radicals, they have received their dismissal from the people. Every hour that they remain in office is a defiance of the people ...

... ot of | Capuin thlered in Viter whic Russell, | übject dr ?I'. C. 0 the syl A I'!'hev lllouu w Roebyck, wfter whig ...

... for a new administration were progressing favourably ; and on Friday it was even announced that Lord John Russell and his Whig friends had decided on taking office. Albeit, on the next day, the following startling notification was put forth: “That the ...