... universal; that the cry of it has gone up to heaven; and that the noble lord, pgC heedless of the fears and supplications of Whig t boroughmongers, must go on bravely in the course 9 which he is believed to have sketched out. The the Times said-on Saturday- ...

... substitution of Lord Granville for Lord Palmerston at the Foreign Office. Lord Palmerston has been acting too long with the Whigs to obtain the full confidence of the Protes- tants of Ireland; but he is a man of courage c and a true Englishman ; and at ...

... is only one who can be entrusted no with leading the Protectionists in both Houses, onl) and that solitary personage is the Whig Earl of the Derby. If this be not the poverty of wealth of I what is it M It is now whispered that the franchise to be to g ...

... is only one who can be entrusted onl, with leading the Protectionists in both Houses, the and that solitary personage is the Whig Earl of of Derby. If this be not the poverty of wealth, 200 what is it ? to i It is now whispered that the franchise to be ...

... was made without by the knowledge of his Royal Mistress or of his co- By leagues, and with the sole object of keeping the Whigs in office. Nevertheless, Lord Stanley and wei the great party which he leads will carefully tha consider the measure when ...

... was made without 4 the knowledge of his Royal Mistress or of his col- leagues, and with the sole object of keeping the i Whigs in office. Nevertheless, Lord Stanley and the great party which he leads will carefully consider the measure when it is ...

... on of the popu, ofth lation of this country, as well as to forget the pro-t and I mises and the professions of the present Whig feshia. Ministry whendinopposition; 'while, on the othes togetb hand, to deny that it possesses any merit, or t, -mate seek ...

... pers pose of trying the temper and strength of the chos enemy. If there should appear to be any chance out of carrying the Whig camp by storm, the Tories nam will no doubt bring up the whole of their forces, ever and a decisive trial of strength will ...

... representatives for con. so g the stituencies at present almost unrepresented, broli hbeaL 0n 5 without effecting that which a Whig Ministrytia lyfear most, namely, an organioc change in our ItI ees inptitutions. At any rate, Lord John Russell had or should ...

... the crown, the country, and the malcontent ad- G, he herents of his own party that no other combination H all than the old whig league could, at the moment, conduct H ,ut the administration. The scheme ?? ht itH he led to the recal of the ox-ministers ...

... at the | A wheel of fortune seems determined on displaying at i her most fantastic freaks at the expense of the has late Whig Cabinet. On Thursday last, Lord in Naas brought forward a motion, involving a serious ion e charge against the Irish policy ...

... night, Lord Nans, in pursu ance `.ng ..d of the Tory policy to weaken, distract, damage, the mneet and ultimately destroy the Whig Cabinet, brought them to forward in the House of Commons his motion, advised.- censuring the Irish Government for having, in ...