... have to be exercised with great discrediscrimination. Does it not argue thata Lange has come over the once embittered of the Whig and Tory parties, that such rers should, without a moment’s doubt or 1, beentrusted toa Conseryative Ministry? ot prove that ...

... will be issued by Messrs. Hurst and Blackett. A pamphlet by Maior Osborne in defence of the foreign yolicy advocated by the Whig party during the French war is in the prass. « British Cyprus” is the title of Mr. Hepworth Dixon's forthcoming work, which ...

... was laid on Monday, the 30th April, 1827, by H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex, who had long been asso+ ciated with the leadersof the Whig %-rty. The archi« tect was Mr. Wm, Wilkins, R.A., the designer of the National Gallery. The Duke of Sussex, on laying the stone ...

... and its result, would set the matter at rest. The spectacle is not edifving of the Radicals crying “forward!” snd the old Whigs erying ““back!” like the crowd on the bridge in Macaulay’s Lay of Ancient Rome. ~ Up toa late hour on Friday afternoon it was ...

... said it would be swept away by the rank and file. He charged Lord Hartington with bhaving brought about, the suicide of rhe Whig %nrty. The Liberals were pledged to a policy of establish:ng content in Ireland, and were resolved to carry t out. The Gas ...

... the more private labours Mp;nltndlel of Mr Smart, we find that about the 1857 he again renewed his love and courtship of mma whig he had began at a very early age, embodying the lesson and experience of his life with the development of his mind, under a ...

... red tape, to | orator has a powerful imagination. The time which the execrable management of the com- | may come when the Whigs will hold such opinmissariat gave rise, effected considerableimprove- | ions, but if such a period is “looming in the ment ...

... y Ministry, and already it is as good as settled in Club circles that the Queen will send for Lord Granville, and the Old Whigs will be given a chance of again trying their hand with a Ministry of the governing families, assisted by a few Radicals from ...

... not true us the Whitehall Review informs us, that the more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and that the Liberal party is, in fact, split in two. There are many more things which ‘we might contradict in the same way ...

... passed the autumn in Scotland, employed on the preparation of his journal.—Atheneum. Tue rLAte Suerioax Kxowres. —We (Northern Whig) learn that the only surviving son of the late Sheridan Knowles has in the Press a memoir of his gifted father. The work, we ...

... Cavendish, whose hereditary motto is *“ Cavendo tutus.”” Yet we have this cantious and far-seeing leader of the hereditary Whigs, “the oligarchs of the Constitution,” as they are called in Mr. Disracli’s romances, now leading a movement which can only ...

... not true as the Whitehall Review informs us, thai the more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and that the Liberal partyis, in fact, split in two. There are many more things which we might contradict in the same way ...