... the session to find all amiss, and to cry naught, naught, used to be the part of the veteran Lord Lyndhurst in the time of Whig government. He now comes forward again the old character of reviewing general, but with a very different view of men and things ...

... inflicted on British subjects by foreign nations. Lord Palmerston soundly chastised his successor, Lord Granville, and the Whig Government for their despatch to Austria on the subject of the expulsion of the Free Church missionaries from that country ...

... life and a mind politically blank—more especially when it was seen that that blank mind lay out open and convenient to the Whig lawyers and their Tory allies, to scrawl upon i 8 virgin whiteness creed and a policy abhorred by the great body of tbe co ...

... the democratic party. In Columbia, Carbon, and Northumberland, the Democrats were in a majority. In Chester and Dauphin the Whigs had the advantage; leaving a majority, however on the whole of the counties of 473 votes. In the election of State officials ...

... the breaking up of Sir Robert Peel's Government, and the subject has remained open question—like many open questions under Whig Government, a pitfall; which the Derby Government has taken full advantage. The question right therefore, technically considered ...

... persons assembled in front the Noblo Lord's residence to see the members arrive. The meeting was very numerously attended by Whigs and Radicals; no Peelites were present, though it seems that Sir James Graham has given his word to act with the Liberal party ...

... the bamboozlement of the farmers—(hear) —is a Member of the Cabinet and Chancellor of the Exchequer. A Whig poet wrote couple of lines about the Whigs, which may well enough be applied to the Protectionist party : As bees on flowers alighting cease their ...

... is taking up business, the disposal of which will not be achieved before the close of the present year. It is helped the Whigs and other Liberals who are foolishly bringing forward measures and originating long discussions, which, so far as time concerned ...

... the Kaffirs. It appears that Sir Harry Smith has been superseded, but not Sir Charles Napier. According to the custom of the Whig patrons, soldier of no very brilliant antecedents lias been preferred, though the crisis demanded ill skill » experience of ...

... Ireland a sort of St Valentine's day for such horrid missives. Mr Whiteside, who lately declaimed so vehemently against the Whig officials, will now—a3 the Derby Attorney-General for Ireland—have an opportunity of trying his hand at putting down those ...

... Education, and learning in what varying lights to exhibit these to his motley group of supporters so to please at the same time Whigs and Tories, Free Traders and Protectionists, recreant Voluntaries and bigotted Churchmen, the interval will, indeed, be most ...

... the motion was lost There seems to be good evidence for believing, that alt the Peelites, and overwhelming majority of the Whigs, are opposed to the Ballot; and their opposition will, we fear, be successful in the next, as in the present Parliament. THE ...