... without profit, an important deficiency in the Crimean expedition. 6ir Samuel Bignold (Conservative) and Ur. Anthony Hammond (Whig-Radical) have issued addresses to the Electors, stating their respective principles. The Queen and tlie Royal Family are quietly ...

... inouieiii any a u-e of union or discipline, for the sappoiteis and membe.s of the laic Administration are divided not only into Whig* and Pee.lilea—the follower* of Lord John itusseil and the followers of Lord also into tho-e who supported mid those who opposed ...

... instrumental in carrying the bill for the reform of the representative system. the resignation of Earl Grey, in August the Whig Ministry was modified, and Viscount Melbourne was raised to the office of First l*ord of the Treasury. The ministry was dissolved ...

... this was overrul.d by the Premier, was more anxious to conciliate the Duke Newcastle than either to gratify the head of the Whig Party or to serve the interests of h.s country. From hat time Lord John was but a nominal member of the Ca inei, and the effects ...

... and heartily congratulate the country and the Liberal party tho agreeable lailure. Lord John Russell, as the head of the purs Whig section, also attempted the Herculean task m vain, as under the given circumstances it was to be expected would Nothing therefore ...

... constituency, but cannot yet foretell the result. C«pt. Pry sc, brother of the deceased, is spoken of as having been requested the Whig-Radical section at Aberystwyth, to come forward ; and are in for mini, that although he decline the proposal sent to him by ...

... many years the representative of the Cardigan district of boroughs, died on the first inst., at the early age of 39. He waa of Whig principles. Mr. John Henry Vivian, M.P. for Swansea, eapired, after a few weeks’ illness, at his residence, Singleton, near ...

... of two stern and steadfast rulers ; whilst the party who at present wields the destinies of England is divided into Whigs, Pcelites, Whig-Radie'als, Radicals, the Manchester School, Peace-at-auy-priee, Liberals, exclusive of a paste of erratic geniuses ...

... disgraceful atate of things. We care not now for party politics —it is perfectly immaterial to us whether a man styles himself Whig, Tory, or Radical —whether ho be Churchman, Dissenter, or Catholic—or whether named Russell, Disraeli, or Derby ; but the nation ...

... ourselves, we believe that Lord Palmerston has no fixed political principles, that all tlirough his life he has sided with Whig or Tory, just to suit his own convenience and love of office; and that he is true only to himself and to his order. has obtained ...

... movement. Its fears are pointed the progress of such radical innovations—such dangerous demands os official efficiency, and Whig and Tory will alike league to frustrate it. The House of Commona is strongly tainted with the aristocratic leaven, and its ...

... his parliamentary duties, but yet, he has not given one questionable vole. He has supported vote ballot opposition the great Whig leaders,, whose humble follower he was much suspected by many pet sons be, and although is no enemy to tbe Church of England ...