... and no longer the way, yet the reputation of our public men would have sustained a shock, and received a damage, if either Whigs, Radicals, or Peelites, had been content to serve solely under banner of Lord Aberdeen. Hence the general anxiety of all parties ...

... effects, for the purpose of taking their passage by the ship Tartar for Sydney as missionaries to Xew South Wales. The Xorthem Whig, oneot the ablest and most consistent, as well most moderate sftha Libera! organs of public opinion in Ireland, has just been ...

... occupied by Mr Smith in these burghs is too secure to admit of his being opposed with the least chanco of success; and the Whig interest is not quite so invulnerable in other quarters as to justify that party challenging the opposition of the dissenting ...

... THE NEW MINISTRY. Lord I almerstox has had a full and early revenge: and the Whig Government, which but a few weeks ago contemptuously expelled him, is now defunct, having been slam by the first hostile amendment which he launched.. The retribution is ...

... Christmas and New Year festivities all the more cheerily that its Derby advisers and administrators are out. THE NEW MINISTRY. The Whig-Peelite Ministry now being formed, has been called coalition one ; but the disagreeable and suspicious associations in the ...

... dismal voyage. Derby and D'lsraeli also said, Good Charon, we have been correcting, not our own works but those of the late Whig Government, for new edition We have been transcribing and making a few slight changes on their estimates, on their Bill for ...

... fto ns good purpose, what better plan conkfbe!ad P ed tiian foi Liberal constituencies everywhere to send to Parliament not Whigs-much less zealous Reformers, to act as a spur to B&? At the present crisis there is such a prospect as has wile ei ß'fo VioUSly ...

... who pled for his tergiversation, that an editor, like a lawyer, could honestly ror pay, take up any side in politics, be it Whig or lory—now declares himself a political puritan of the ust water, and says, shall never go one hair's breadth out of our ...

... political views. The Cabinet is committed to a progressive policy. Whatever shades of difference there may have been between Whigs and Peelites, the latter are now ready to co-operate with the former in advancing the cause of Liberalism. Lord John Russell ...

... believing, as he was thoroughly convinced, that the country was sick of those party distinctions which were recognised the terms Whig and Tory. All that it wished to see was Government strong in ability, and strong in its desire to secure the interest of the ...

... mines to which we were formerly confined. There could not have been a more felicitous sketch of the exclusive character of Whig Administrations ; and Lord John may profit the parable. lint the , public will laugh at the metal Lord Derby's Californian ...

... strength in some of the Northern States. They also form a considerable element in the two regular parties—and particularly of the whig party. the the other hand, Nullification and Secession are by no means dead, as will be seen after another year or two. The ...