... or fur ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. 1, is too much of an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs come in and go ...

... meinberi—to Free-trade, to anything and everything, as a means of again throwing the country into confusion, and expelling the Whig Cabinet. Cardinal Wiseman and his advisers, who had lately regained the position they had loft on the majority in favour of ...

... Government. On all these questions the rest of the Cabinet come in for comparatively a small share of responsibility; and had the Whig Government been conducted by any other chief, it is extremely pos.itile that of these embarrassment, would have risen to importance ...

... the vices of the present representative system. Sir JOsHUA who filled the chair, censured in strong terms the conduct of the Whig Administration, and said that it was for the people to decide by whom they should henceforth be governed. Who could contemplate ...

... that smooth water does nut offer sufficient excitement; though he should recollect that it has been from his hugging the old Whig shore, and being reluctant to go far enough out, that it has already endangered his vessel. Dropping nautical allegory, we ...

... perpetual enemies. The Whig Government has shown itself overbearing to intolerance, while merely balancing ita own existence between the hates of the country party and the Peelites, and now, in the day of their deep distress, the Whigs have the mortification ...

... thdisiles Musing nudge Ins ow Parllgnent, and Vtb. ibehistemta ion ono • minewity, nog will sues be able, with but s. aHilss . to Whig Government Into. sermen bellipreservation, thenoindiell that the Puha Bill, whirl Led bee bug had in woclisgogl•tises, and ...

... acceptance of the Chiltern Hundreds took place on Wednesday. The Hon. Charles Ponsonby, eldest son of Lord de Manley, the Whig candidate, is opposed by Mr John Francis Maguire, the proprietor of the Cork Examiner, as a tenantleaguer. The polling took ...

... would necessarily take precedence of any renewal of a bill's provisions, and nothing is either so dreaded, or so damaging to Whig•appointed public boards, as discussion concerning their utility. It was no doubt considored every way more advantageous to ...

... the stamp of Whig disapprobation was put upon all men who aspired to share with them the duties and responsibilith s of government, if not patented through aristocratic relationship. From henceforth if any man become ruler, even by Whig grace, it can ...

... Iltrald of Thursday : •vcs. fltsisleyites, . . . . 220 Peelites, . . . . . 27 Whigs, . . --438 _ .. . . Roman Catholics, . : M . . Peelites, . 12 . . Puseytte Protectionists, . 6 Whigs and Radicals, 42 —9s It is clear from this that the Stanley party will not ...

... tins. the bet to be reel, kb net the of Inlet and sea, with his Inn la hill.play, and his hind leaping a his min Now, weld the Whig stems trance If it had been enjoying And vitality? It must have been reamed le On haws been as adept at speetaesees We are ...