... (and we could name others) have not their equals at present in the Whig Bar. All the elder Whigs have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attaiued their full growth. The Whig stock at Westminster-llall is used ouf. Change, therefore, in the ...

... gallantly put in a remark; and Lord John Russell delivered a damaging speech. Whereupon, nobody getting up wrestle with that whig, Mr! Berkeley explained, and the house thronged into the lobbies. This may have been a very proper course of proceeding, but ...

... respect to General Windham's opioien. His family has in later years been decidedly Whig, though his eminent relative, the lata brilliant orator, hovered doubtedly between Whigs and Tories, and, as was remarked of him, used diamond scales in forming his ...

... even by tories ; for sacrificing all the principles of reform in the Commons the price of support the Lords ; for putting up whig Lotd Chancellor tomaiutain every antiquated abuse in the law, and veneri able absurdity in jurisprudence, against the assaults ...

... Yet Lord I'almerston, from time to time, breaks out Ins old manner; last week must have highly the noble statesmen ol the whig connection telling them that he cared uot a straw for the opinions Lord John Ru*sell. the Bedford influence upon the contempt ...

... same in both eases? And has not the Jew Bill, all along, been advocated simply 41 a great measure of justice:—The Northern Whig. ...

... tho confidenee of groat nation and the authority of an Knglish minister into a petty machine for the manufacture of little whig jobs.—Saturday Review. Palmerston's Vaunted Pluck.—The French Colonels' Bill is formally announced. Under the dictation of ...

... agaiost and Govcinmen'.a Mr. Lindsay followed the side of justice and mercy, and administered a severe castigation to the Whigs for their opposition to all reform. Lord A. V. Tempest then moved his amendment, and Mr. Dillwyn another, which was seconded ...

... that ■ ever fell from his lips. It was remarkable 1 s'lowing—first, that lu Ins resolved to stand Lor 1 John Russell anil the whig reformers; and. secondly, affording evidence that ihe , dissolution was scheme of the official liberals to overwhelm independent ...

... to retained for distinguished leaders the ladical party. Ribbons and garters, titles and honouis, aie bestowed upon tory and whig favourites; the honour which can conferred upon advanced liberals is the of confidence on the part of the people. And this ...

... the territoncl confederation should be known as the 6-inch scale party. It is, indeed, 6-inch party in all things.—Northern Whig. MORE CENTRALISATION. If anything were needed to prove our oft-repeated assertion that the rulers of this country act under ...

... so much of his sympathisers, that wish speak. Our contemporary is very anxious to know what Lord John is going to with the whigs. But there another question which seems to at this moment a good deal more interesting, and on which think it possible our ...