... anziety, it seems, brooks no deisy ; and hence this indecent haste, which would pat to shame any body but a hard-faced Scotch Whig paating for place. The Spectator re-echoes the sea- we have formerly expressed on this subject, which derives some collateral ...

... as Lord Joba Russell and Sir George Grey, will stoop to such un- worthy “dodges” for party purposes, who chall apply to any Whig minister the common saying, ex- pressive of a man’s honesty, ‘’ his word is as good as his boad ?” The affair between Mr. Horsman ...

... it; a third of the Peelites might also be calculated upon ; and, if the question were an Open one, at least a third of the Whig or ministerial party. The members would then stand thus :— The Country party Cobden’s party One-third of the W - 86 One-third ...

... Lord Campbell or Sir John Jervis of in- triguing for the possession of the high prize. The first, long and ably served the Whigs as Attorney- General; and what proof have we that he is not contented with the wealth and distinctions he has acquired ? Sir ...

... Tory as the despot and the bigot ; every blow aimed at popular freedom and constitutional liberty, is invariably struck by a Whig hand. But that the Attorney-General should be selected for such a service, may well excite the exclamation of the surprised ...

... opinions of the ensold, bat we geod elesrance to whose parioh he tay be returning, as the most effectual Mr. Legh, as the Whigs know very well, was Dee Company is “ all that the conduct of the said Com- Savematt Counsine Masrivo.—A numerous com- carefally ...

... act quite up to his usual mark, though his speech, like all he delivers, contained many good pointe. Mr G. Grifiths, too, a Whig Protectionist, made some amasing and hits. There was a good deal of cleverness in the spesches of some of the Reform from Wresham ...

... pleasant” in the old city, as some consolation for the mortifying rebuff which he has just experienced at the hands of the Whig magnates ; and that therefore now is the time to find him “at home,” if hie constituents can tell him how he can serve them ...

... County, often quarselled on Pier. She was seamed by Turner, the Dowro, LIVERPOOL SHARE agitation as was necessary to bet the Whigs had bees always toes mach fair was held on Wednesday There wes a very large ramour often tells fibs; but we the three with ...

... on of County Courts, which the Attorney-General has startled hie “ fast friends” ia Chester by i aod a field-night of the Whigs and Radicals on Mr Hume's motion for an extension of the suffrage, have been the principal topics on which Parliament has been ...

... not from those of any other power. MR. DISRAELI’S MOTION ON LANDED BURDENS. (From the Liverpool Albion.) SEVERAL of the mild Whigs who asually support the Government, besides a few Liberals and Radicals, voted with the Protectionists. There was no phenomenon ...

... Reform,” and the deseribed *¢ Compaigns of Bacige ren on their diverting with life-lke fresboess end reality; the portrelt of « Whig-Radical aristocrat ie remartably tree to Bes there wes one brilliest Thie of wih the oristucratic etvle end et the Vivien de ...