... Lord Palmerston mention only Mr Disraeli’s reform ; and Lord John dismisses, in an unmeaning phrase, the subject of future Whig Reform. This great popular cry has become taunt and not a boast. Elbctioh News. —Mr Lsysrd declines to stand for Reigato. A ...

... mention the formal nomination of the Hon. Daniel Webster ~s a candidate for the next Presidency of the United States. The other Whig candid the next chief magistracy ot the Republic are Mil’aid Fillmore for re-election, General Winfield Scott, and Henry Clay ...

... alliance, in constradis'inction to an Austrian or Russian conuection this, every one must see, would weaken the Whig ministry, and destroy the Whig party, beyond all the slender talents of the Greys to uphold them (From The Morning Port.) That hngiaud, iu ...

... expecting. Another miscalculation, for which lam responsible, was founded on my unwillingness to the last to believe that the great Whig party in the Riding, the traditional successors and political descendants of the great men who made the Settlement of the ...

... see Ireland raised, or the empire rescued from the portentous evil of degenerate class of senators, who, in the opinion of Whig cabinets, are to be sustained and tolerated the Lazzaroni of Liberalism. That the “popular” representatives of Ireland in the ...

... of men who are exactly of one way of thinking, must needs have a Government of men who are not. The dissolution of the old Whig and Tory parties, and of the bonds of political organisation and discipline which those parties supplied—whether it is to he ...

... is scouted -‘nonsense by ‘he Pnme Minister whom the Liberals support. Mr Baines is the onlr Cabinet Minister une.-nnec the Whig nobility. The members for large towns hare turned Radicalism into mere imposture. It is bawled for the hustings, and abandoned ...

... respect to General Windham’s opinion. His family has in later years been decidedly Whig,” though his eminent relative, the late brilliant orator, hovered doubtfully between Whigs and Tones, and, was remarked of him, used diamond-scales in forming his decisions ...

... Ci'oker contended that the measure would either work revolution, or else that it was calculated to secure an ascendancy for the Whig party. Sir Robert Peel, on the other hand, seemed puzzled dealing with the measure. His mind was without deep convictions on ...

... he had work with; and that he did not abuse thorn ; which last is the greatest praise his situation admits of. Baoh is the Whig Judge’s portrait of the great Tory chief. Of his few opponents in the Parliament House, the most distinguished was the original ...

... the Hon. E. P. Bouverie, present M.P. for the Kilmarnock burghs, was mentioned (we believe by one the original Liberal (or Whig) party) as a gentleman likely secure the support both sections of the Liberals of this city. The proposal was favourably received ...

... the return, for Denbighshire, of the Whig Colond Biddulph, in room th•; Conservative Bagot, and other two changes, upon which it not easy to a value. In West Gloucester* shire, Mr Kingscote ejects Mr Berkeley, Whig Radical Protectionist; and, in Queen’s ...