... socially comfortable, and politically free, does not enter into his notions of statesmanship. And, indeed, no Government, whether Whig or Tory, has been a machine earnestly working for the highest seeul tr good of the community. The times demand a thorough change ...

... really mattered little whether Whig or Tory governed England. The Corn Laws had been a standing grievance, demanding immediate attention. That, on the reform of the representation, they did not receive any attention from the Whig Cabinet, early sowed those ...

... with Mr Gladstone. There will be a vacancy for Marylebone, in consequence of elevation of Sir B. Hall to the Peerage. The Whig party will in all probability bring forward Colonel Romilly, while the more advanced are turning their eves to .Mr Layard, ...

... MINISTERIAL CRISIS. ( From the London Papers of Mondry.) Nothing positive known, but belief in formation of a Whig-Peelite Cabinet continues. The Marquis of Landsdown-, Lord J. Russell, Lord Stanley, aud the Karl of Aberdeen had an interview with her ...

... Scotsman, with his usual propensity to ridicule, on Saturday places the Earl of Glasgow's command to his tenantry to vote for the Whig candidate after Sam Cowell's farewelL The Earl of Glasgow requesting that his tenants will use their vote and influence for ...

... carried with him through life. Before all things, and beyond all tilings, the noble i s a genuine Whig, and there is a beaten path which the genuine Whig never leaves. long he does not come in sight of any abstract principle, he will on tinkering the ...

... parties—of the Whigs, led by Lord John Russel the ro- the Tory and Orange party. The leading object « dress is to create a party of ‘frum sixty ts rapidly was to men, good and true,’ who would be feared, and, t yw the courted, beth by Whig and Tory ; and ...

... events. It would seem as if all mankind were in league to effect the postponement of his crowning measure. No sooner had the Whig Premier conceived ten years ago than Europe burst into a flame, and Democratic changes were dangerous things for season. When ...

... carried with him through life. Before all things, and beyond all things, the noble Lord is a genuine Whig, and there is a beaten path which the genuine Whig never leaves. So long as he does not come in sight of any abstract principle, he will go on tinkering ...

... that it would be an innovation on Whig jobbery. It would, and it will—for it will bo passed in spite of the Whigsbe an innovation by which ability will take the place of red-tape, and which will not leave the I Whigs a place for the horde of incapable' ...

... IRELAND. Twelfth of July Riots Belfast.—The Northern Whig reports alarming collisions in Belfastand neighbourhood, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, between Orangemen and Roman Catholics. Both parties pelted each other with stones, and in some streets ...

... certificate, except such a certificate will once be rejected by, at least, the Dunfermline electors—a recommendation from the Whigs ot Parliament House—those small imitationsof the notorious Mr Coppock. Next week we shall discuss the items his political creed ...