... Peelites are all now prepared severally to grapple with the Whigs, and to take office to-morrow. The demand for a return to Protection, although it will be a waste of clamour, will give the Whigs a rough and stormy time of it when Parliament re-assembles ...

... shore, i. e., obligingly to make land for the Government reserves. This difficulty reaets thus: the Government family of Whig cormorants veto the proceeding I with the large Tidal Basin; but as it would, no doubt, soon silt up and be dry at low ...

... look at it carefully. In the first place, it must be remembered that Denman, without any excep' tion whatever, is the only whig of the Reform Bill days who has not ratted from his principles, not belied his pledgees not practised what he had been preaching ...

... member thereof, Somers aforesaid, a deputy-lieutenant of the county. But of all the freaks of patronage ever committed even by Whigs, this appointment of Dillon Brown, at a period like the present especially, is the most indefensible—unless, indeed, it were ...

... should interpose his veto, and the inestimable worth of the Union have our heartiest approval. They are worthy the heart of a Whig patriot and statesman. The contrast they present to the prevailing tone and spirit of most recent messages from General Taylor's ...

... to a question aS to his opinion of the conduct of Lord Palmerston in the Italian affairs. As I was speaking to a . Tory of a Whig Minister I expected criticisms,—that would have been perfectly natural in France; but, said the lawyer, I have no opinion ...

... with the different Chambers of Commerce in various parts of the country, and went to the agitation fairly, be the Government Whig, Tory, or Radical,—if these Chambers united and went with a firm and respectful, but decided, remonstrance, he was sure the ...

... bantling, cheap capital and equilization of ccunty rates. Probably we shall have made the acquaintance ot the interestirg little Whig stranger by this day fortnight ; but at present it is quite useless speculating on its gender or dimensions, or whether indeed ...

... knot, which, it is to be hoped, may be regarded as indicative of the abandonment of the airs he used to give himself as a Whig and nothing more, though that is to beyery much doubted, after what we have already said. He was moderately, and only very ...

... part of supple Sam for all the good things he continues to receive at the hands of his father's old anti-slavery friends, the Whigs. Neither Exeter nor London did we expect, nor do we find, on the right side; but it is a great thing that they are not on the ...

... neither do the Ministers command an absolute majority of the House of Commons. It contains Peelites and Reformers as well as Whigs and Tories. In the course of the sessional campaign there will be many points on which both these sections will be at issue ...

... s was removed by a former Whig administration. This is a delusion. The original abuse can have been little curtailed when there is enough of it left to shock the nerves of so resolute a Tory as Mr. Frewen. In fact, the Whig Anti-plurality Bill was a great ...