... WHIG PHILO-RUSSIANISM. Earl Grey has always been a crotchety politic 13,0 ' say the London papers, and therefore it would have unreasonable to look for anything else from such a than the speech he made in the House of Lords last week, in favour of Prince ...

... CHANCERY REFORM ACCORDING TO THE WHIGS. We heartily wish that we could discover anything in the official conduct of the present Whin- administration on which we could conscientiously beltow a little praise. We have been anxiously watching for something ...

... DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. The Whig cabinet has fallen to pieces from sheer debility of constitution. From the first it was wretchedly defective in intellectual and political stamina. There was no robustness about it. Struggling on feebly from ...

... pressed by his friends, he will call Whigs aud Radicals to his help ; if pressed by the Radicals to make his Reform Bill too democratic, he will bring up his Whig auxiliaries ; aud if, on the other hand, the Whigs should attempt his overthrow, he will ...

... by the Whig party the Tory party, I should from early prejudice if not from couviction.be iumvour of the Tories. But the country has decided, and I think wisely, that by these two rival parties the country shall be no longer governed. The Whig party was ...

... between the Whigs , and Tories ; and we think it an advantage that at leasi one of the official parties in parliament is now dircctl) and specifically committed in favour of an extension o: the suffrage. In opposition the zeal of the Whigs wil] wax warmer ...

... probable that Sir James Graham and some of his old adherents are as well imbued with liberal principles as many of the Whigs. Aud if the Whigs, and out ot Parliament, complain that the numerical strength of their party is not fairly represented in the present ...

... on Monday, artfully applied himself to disgusting the Whig party with Lord John, and Lord John with the Whig party, so as to forbid the idea, if it had ever been really entertained, of the Whig section of the Cabinet further subordinating itself to the ...

... more for the people than his ■ Liberal predecessors ; and we know also that the Whigs in opposition, the Whigs in hope of office, are much more liberal than the Whigs in possession of office. How Lord John Russell, on the opposition benches, would have ...

... Government—Mr. Baines, who had hitherto supported the Liberal Whigs in Leeds, heading a party of the I*issenters to vote for Mr. Sturge. The Conservatives, however, by joining the advocates of the Whig Education Bill, again carried their favourite, Mr. Beckett ...

... Tories. They saw the trimming of their ancient allies, the Whigs, who were so assiduously shuffling between toleration and persecution ; and at last could not disguise from themselves that the Whigs were in reality making them their cat's-paw, and playing ...

... makers of your instrument. We have received a long and able address from the Radical Association of Bradford, accusing the Whigs of treacherous conduct towards Colonel Thompson and his supporters. The withdrawal of the petition against Mr. Wickham affords ...