... and the Whigs are removed, and it believes that it is upon the Earl of Aberdeen that the formation of the new cabinet will devolve, with the active co-operation, not only of his former colleagues, but of Lord John Russell and the chiefs of the Whig party ...

... Monobton Milues, we believe there is hardly a single member who might be looked upon as a constituent in a Palmerston party. The whigs, it is true, since the ostracism of their own leader, have taken office under his banner; but that is because, to a wbig, ...

... these things. They have been urged in their behalf over and over again; and still, notwithstanding all past experiences, the Whigs have allowed financial difficulties to arise in their path, simply from the absence of any definite scheme or under- f standing ...

... own to assist in restoring the ancient Starvation Statutes. The conflict of parties is for a totally different object. Both whigs and tories begin to perceive that great changes have taken place since the passing of the Reform Bill, in the minds and aims ...

... al in carrying the bill for the reform of the representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey, in August, 1834, the Whig ministry was modified, and Viscount Melbourne was raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. This ministry was dissolved ...

... Foreign Office, where he had already made a good position, merely to suit the convenience of Earl Russell. - Whole hosts of Whigs and Peelites have, in addition, been, we are told, outraged by the appointment of Sir Robert Peel in Ireland, and thus we see ...

... centuries is scen to be, at present, a most anomalous one. This is generally admitted, and is the subject of comment on all sides. Whig and Tory alike con- fess that their case is without parallel in the history of the past, and that the future offers nothing ...

... ago there was a great whig outcry against the close boroughs, and the people agreed with the whigs, and said it was an infamous system. So they put an end to the close boroughs of the tories, but not to the close boroughs of the whigs.-(Laughter.) And, ever ...

... than at any election for many years past. The election of Gen. Pierce as president has been effected against Gen. Scott, the whig candidate, and the other officers who had to be elected by the same vote are also Democrats. We can scarcely expect that the ...

... cried Bravo I but when a Whig minister tells us that ha did not appoint a most in. capable man to a certain office, simply because that incapable man happened to be his relation, we must say, knowing what we do of Whig ministers, that it astounds us ...

... reminds Lnrt EImuntd ri lto e altl of the * Whigs with reference ti the Union, anrl styc teat what E is wanted now is a little Whig treit nent Lf thie lrish s question. Remarking upon tite guidanlee stplitd by the Whig aristocracy in the great works af the ...

... original radical opinions : were adopted, as he himself has explained, by accident; Q they were abandoned by accident-when the whig go K vernment refused to enlist his services by the offer of a place. He afterwards clunig to the skirts of Sir Robert Peel ...