... or caricature the fiasco of Earl Russell taking off his reform boots at Blair- gowrie. From the acknowledged receptacles of Whig ,| irony, we learn that the d object of the great liberal rty is to find palates’ le substitute for Parliamentary form, Well ...

... brought forward such a measure, it would have been acquiesced in as a matter of course, by all, that is, but the Whigs ; but the Whigs have so long preached up high-flown li- beralism, moral, political, and religious, that the Roman Catholies can only ...

... times past had often belonged to that party of which they and be were members ) Tt was true they to what waa then but from the Whig party of the had come and from of today would probably come the Liberal party their views mnst tomorrow. But party thear views ...

... it dese not lie in the mouth of sach an to complain of the harmless chaff in which they c expressed That the Tories are the Whigs are, if worse than the about the sum substance of what Mr. Bradla: in a fitfal sort of travelled from to Oxford to say, and ...

... drowsy idea then, has now become a perfect and lively reality. “So great is the resentment and fury felt by the more violent Whigs and Peelites against Lord ‘Derby, that they will do anything to turn’ him out.” And dis- cordant though the materials are out ...

... induce him to resolve upon some very decided step meet the exigencies of the crisis. It not unlikely that the course taken the whig leaders bad some effect upon the decision sc which be arrived. One morning in December the country was informed that the Peel ...

... wus H way d the ay out of office in 1808, th ean War would never have 1 sh. April 7%, Tortes from 1782 to 1823 made 28 pg an Whigs office during two yeers and a time, and made twelve! AGRICULTURE V. TRAD. malignant, how basely malignant, the landot of those ...

... activity, and hence the onslaught of last Session, the Cave Adullam, and the resignation of the Whig Ministry. Mr. Lowe intended to have stopped here, and the Whigs meant to further. It was expected that the Tories would either propose no Reform Bill at all ...

... may presently have • political difficulty to deal with. What these Whigs are now working for is a coalition. It is remarkable, however, that Mr. George Russell, M. F., who was born • Whig, and has hitherto acted like one, separated himself from this not ...

... the Whig Budget.— There is, we find, a general outery against it. Partial, slight advantages may arise from the reductions it pro- ses; but to the country at large it will be of no avail. The disappointment of those who place their faith in Whig prof ...

... g markable it from two te organ the Review. 2 one of ‘tuuse artugles great Whig organ disclaims for the from Mr, can be Ryiauds, and,so Sir the mud, and it also part of the Whig party, to take their on the finances or the electoral S. much for one of the ...

... unravelment of the plot—for & plot there undoubtedly has been, al ite precise objects are as yet by no means m clear. : ‘orthern Whig, of Monday, has the annexed statement in counesion (Gundey tight Ms pa at which we write y not an addi i in connection with ...