... with the Whigs, another attached to them for the purpose effecting so.ne pr.vate object, aud the third, who advocate the liyawure* Utey proper for the public interest, without any attention to the pleasure displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. This ...

... the Derby administration are, therefore, a mere cabinet of cards, to blown down by the first breath of opposition ; that the Whigs hardly present a more encouraging ensemble of statesmen ; that the Rus9ell government fell to pieces by the pressure of its ...

... Liberal over Conservative candidates, but we believe the relative numerical strength may be. set down at present at forty Whigs or Radicals, and thirty Protectionists or Derbyites. It is, as usual, in the counties that the Conservative strength chiefly ...

... conservative temples the once audacious Whig, and a missing despatch shall be sign through all ihe migrations of office. But you can't escape the connexion—bombasin or mousseline de lame, mutton or beef, Whig Tory, there is a pertinacious parsimony ...

... his danger from the public. In tho States considerable excitement prevails in anticipation the election for President. The Whig National Convention, after a five days' sederunt Baltimore, fixed General Scott, e ballot for him having been ; for Fillmore ...

... statesmanship, and contrived to make liim-c'f exceedingly unpopular, especially in Ireland. Though starting in life as Whig, and made member of Whig cabinet, ho now broke from his party, and has pursued his former friends ever since with implacable hostility His ...

... Gladstone occupying important posts in the ministry. Others say that the Whigs will try to carry on with a large infusion of the economic or Manchester school, We doubt, Whicther the Whigs could come to With the Manchester men. If they did, what would the country ...

... failure, to coerce the Cabinet into another position than that which was forced upon them from the moment the Whigs resigned. When the Whigs were in power, and when the administration apparent was notoriously pledged to protection, the question of Freetrade ...

... hand on the dial will stop at. The consequence is, that the concurring sentiment seems to be, that the forbearance of the Whigs and opposition parties has now reached its limit, aud that it is time to insist on some definite and articulate answer to the ...

... W. H. Wilberforce, Secretary. It urges the Roman Catholic electors to keep themselves independent of both parties—of the Whigs, led Lord John Russell, and of the Tory and Orange party, who seek, they say, to delude by promises of protection, which they ...

... in the meantime devote their energies to law reform and social improvements. It could scarcely have been expected that the Whigs and free traders would have been treated with so much forbearance, and it is difficult to know what they can have to complain ...

... was made compromise the difficulties between the two factions, but without success. The Unionists have adopted the National Whig platform, and from the unanimity of sentiment, it is evident that the friends of Mr Webster, in that state, intend to go into ...