... him to be a man as conciencious as he is active and vigorous; and he is considered to have been unfairly overlooked by the Whig i when they reentered office with the Coalition. Mr. Robert Lowe was once leader of the Opposition in New South Wales; he is ...

... head of an Administration, after nearly half-a-century of official service. He was born in 1784, of a father who showed his whig leanings by seconding the address under the Marquis of Rockingham; and he entered upon his public career at the early age of ...

... with its affectations of blockade, the criminal deficiencies of Government in every department inquired into, and that futile whig nostrum of committees of investigation gravely proposed by the present premier, which does not afford a ray of hope for better ...

... possessed that majority in the House of Commons which is usually held to warrant the aceeptance of office. Hence the coalition of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals—not, like most coalitions, to get some personal or factious advantage by the combination, but to carry ...

... President, hi 1848, there was no member of the Senate especially elected on anti-slavery grounds. All were Whigs Or Dernocrats. Now, aside from :Whig members with anti-slavery tendences, there are eight gentleinen chosen, irrespective of 21d party tiek, ...

... old governing classes are used up?—Most decidedly; that is my opinion. You think that outside the limits of certain great Whig and Tory houses there are other people capable of forming an administration?— Nothing unnatural in that. And, with these ...

... press. Aberdeen, Lord John Russell, and the Duke of Newcastle go out. Lord Panmure, formerly Fox Ma - tile, very useful as a Whig, and whose interrupted health very properly makes him hesitate at taking office, is to be Secretary of State for War, the ...

... the passing time. It is well that parties are dying out, that even Lord Palmerston can not get up another coalition. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals are now words without meaning; give us honest and capable men to rule us. We shall have such rulers, not next ...