... a debt, the consideration whereof was barely Gs. Bd. in the pound, come forward and protest against the reversal of the old Whig policy, and the deliberate application of several millions per annum to the liquidation of the national debt. THE FRENCH REPUBLIC ...

... new Philosophy of Faith and the new Faith of Philosophy—lrish Depopulation, the Product Of the Land System in Ireland—The Whigs and the Ballot—Northern Intervention in the Affairs of Italy—The Chicory Chancellor—A Question about the Great Exhibition, ...

... But we think Mr. Hume decidedly wrong in throwing upon Government or upon the Whig party the blame of having fteited this religious feud. The very principle of the Whigs is, to keep cut of such scrapes; their very instinct prompts theta to do nothing ...

... Wunder must be abandoned. With sectarian disputes quc ted, and an improved financial policy, there is no saying but that the Whig Ministry might even yet weather the storm. We scarcely think it necessary to conternplst the contingency of the reins of Government ...

... dissenting from any interference with the ecclesiastical government of any religious sect. A meeting of the members of the Whig Administration was held this mcrning, at eleven o'clock, at the residence of Lord LANSDOWNE, in Berkeleysquare. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...

... together, the downfall of the Whig Administration may be regarded as a moral certainty. There is nothing of a contingent character about it. Lord Carlisle is a poet. If, therefore, he means to pen tho epitaph of the Whig Cabinet, it is high time ho were ...

... grappled with. Notnination boroughs must not be spared, because they belong to Whig families, or because they cannot be disfranchised without a similar rule being applied to Whig boroughs. An equal measure of justice must be meted out to all, and it must ...

... determination to enforce that respect for international law which has ever been the honourable characteristic of the American Whig party; and on the second he merely gives a faint and hesitating utterance to wish es which he - has no power to carry into ...

... their official existence must come to a close in five or six weeks at the very farthest. With this conviction haunting the Whig Cabinet by night and by day, they are already, if we be not misinformed, going through the unpleasant process of setting their ...

... blows his trumpet before his errors, and the attention of all the world is fixed ten days beforehand to the misdeeds of a noble Whig, closely allied to several members of the Cabinet. There have been statesmen who, with such a scandal in prospect, would have ...

... secretary to the Finsbury-park Committee, and the gentlemen associated with him, will put the screw on the Government ; for the Whigs are a squeezable body, and we have little doubt of the success of their benevolent project. We wish them good speed, as we ...

... the inhumation of a healthy and vigorous man, with his lungs in full play, and his blool leaping in his veins. Now, could the Whig Government hare suffered an eleven ' days' trenee if it had been enjoying healthful and vigorous vitality ? It must have been ...