... however. Ministerial Mr. Bright, as the Spectator of last week calla the member for Manchester apropos to his salvation of the Whigs on the Salaries' Debate, is seemingly not at all disposed to set up on his own account, though probably not unwilling to carry ...

... the family quarrels between the Whigs and the Reformers, Both sides, of course, have their story to tell, and we listen to both cum grano salis. The Reformers say that they can no longer conscientiously support the Whigs, because they do nothing and will ...

... to-day to attend a public meeting. The 'limes assures its readers that there is as much chance of Sir Robert Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now as of his becoming Emperor of Hayti or Great Llama of Thibet. The Peninsular and Oriental steam-ship Jupiter ...

... which is being made to lead them from their duty. It is, we can easily conceive and readily grant, very unpleasant to official Whigs to see an avalanche of retrenchment gradually accumulating over their heads and loosening itself for its descent upon them ...

... the Executive Committee by several architects and scientific men. New rumours are afloat of a junction to be formed with the Whig Cabinet by Sir James Graham and a few of his old official friends. Lord PAmerston, it is said, is about to retire, to make ...

... tee taking the air as usual, leaving Mr. Grimes in undisPsieg possession of both papers, who forthwith commenced leauteo both Whig and Tory mind, the one on the TuesdsYt other on the Saturday, as before. The papers thenssesed were not very flourishing-looking ...

... sessions, a ing against being supposed to have written his history on course which he was not disposed to adopt.—The sub-com- Whig principles. mittee appointed to inquire relative to certain differences Upwards of two hundred and fifty abandoned women were ...

... alarmed lest voting for economy should turn out the Whigs and bring in the Tories and Protection. The earnest men reply to this, that, if the Tories would give retrenchment, they would prefer them to the Whigs ; and that, as to Protection, madness itself would ...

... a Government clerk in Canada, whose cause was being pleaded by the Duke of Argyll—son-in-law of the Whig Mistress of the Robes, and nephew of the Whig Chancellor of Lancaster—consequently cousin-German to the whole Cabinet, whom his grace nevertheless ...

... Cabinet of this country cannot with any show of justice and equity be charged. We have no motive to enter upon a defence of the Whig lords who now watch, and little more than watch, over the administration of this country's affairs. Many times have we reproved ...

... people for some time back, that he is only a Mosaic imitation, and not a very glittering one, of the dazzling Jew. The Juvenile Whig of the Foreign-office was a stranger to compassion in dealing with him, agreeing, no doubt, with Talleyrand, that sentiment ...

... come before him. The Ballot has been rejected. There has been a successful stand made against an extension of the Suffrage. Whigs and Tories have combined their strength to keep on the taxes which most help to oppose the spread of knowledge among the people ...