... impression of their vigour and efficiency had King William IV. received, that when, November, Lord Allhorp became peer, and foe Whigs therefore lost their leader in foe House of Commons, His Majesty sent to Italy to summon Sir Robert Peel to his councils, with ...

... Massachusetts. A democratic governor was elected by the Legislature in consequence, and a soil I iiitsd States senator from the Whig ranks was agreed upon. Governor Bontwell, in his message, came out boldly in favour of sustaining the Fugitive Slave Bill, ...

... others who may not so obstinate on such point. Far better, say we. that the Protectionists should come into power, and that the Whigs should placed in the position where they have ever shown themselves most consistent and most useful via., in opposition, than ...

... se, ..;..Jo*wllnitea, mctcmm. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. (Tram lb* Tlßwaj The revolution ot the political wheel bring* the Whig* once more to the top. The first thing, howerer, that (trike* one is, that they will exactly in the Mine condition aa they ...

... anticipate from the intelligence we published on Monday morning, Lord John Russell is once more Prime Minister of the country. The Whig Ministry, after being tossed at the mercy of the political surge for eleven days, have been driven back without their own stir ...

... MEETING AT LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S, A large number of the supporters of the Whig Ministry assembled on Tuesday afternoon, previous appointment, at the official residence of Lord John Russell, in Downing Street. It was estimated that no less than 300 members ...

... very unenviable and highly unsatisfactory. Lord John Russell fails to command his usual respect from the House,*and neither Whigs, Conservatives,'nor Radicals, exhibit the least anxiety to give the noble Lord even the fair measure of support which is his ...

... entertained Merchant Tailor’s Hall, and will hardly forget the very successful precedent of Sir Robert Peel’s speech against the Whigs on similar occasion. In other quarters mischief is brewing. cannot hear that any one of the four Oppositions—the Protectionists ...

... principles of the Whig party, it is scarcely probable that it would have exhibited so great lack of intellectual ability. Yet the fact cannot be disputed, that there are no rising disciples of the pure Whig school—we should rather say the Whig order. We not ...

... the land than it was followed by the news of ministerial defeat. Many of the lieges considered that the whig domination was ended •, but the whig cabinet are so much wed with knock downs that, like Paddy, they seem to regard such occurrences the indications ...

... proportionably bad. The disgraceful scenes enacted on that occasion are not, we fear, wholly chargeable to the tory” party. The whigs have shared in the discreditable work, and combined they have thrown back the dial of Reform by many degrees. A more deplorable ...

... of the General Assembly, will not soon forget them. In political principle Mr Maitland, whether in or out of office, was a Whig, and took prominent part in the struggle for Reform and for Free Trade. It was much regretted that he did not speak when in ...