... THE NEW WHIG MANIFESTO. Lord John Russell, in his address to the citizens of London, has afforded us another proof of the advantage gained by the public from occasionally reducing political leaders to the ranks, in order to come to a reckoning with them ...

... DISORGANISATION OF THE WHIG MINTISTRY, FURTHER REVELATIONS. (From the Morning Advertiser.) The ministry is at this moment in a state of utter disor- ganisation. It only has a nominal existence. Its mem- bers have lost all heart, and have no hope for the ...

... the country mr I gentlemen, in the Commons, than tarnish the thi historic respectability of the Whig party. He inl would prefer the old see-saw of Tory and Whig, tin with important offices confided only to members of ha d aristocratic families, rather than ...

... restrictions on shipping, and the proposal to make a difference between precarious and permanent incomes-a proposal even the Whigs never dared to make. They received the scheme of an income tax from Sir Robert Peel, and its inequalities as well as its merits ...

... measures. The principles he indicates by negatives,- .o Ids, by Lord Stanley's secession from the whigs on the appro- S tot. priation clause, by resistance to the whigs in their ap. bi will proaches towards non-religious education, by the resist- ot hat ance ...

... inanition, will e, expire at the first breath of Parliamentary opposi- H - tion. In the second place, it is said that, if - the Whig Administration is to survive, the Prime mn Minister must resolutely discard the less capable ae portion of his colleagues, ...

... was tboungh tthat this was practicable. but it appears that something occurred which ruffled the temperor discretion of the Whigs, r In coaseqaence of rbwieh they declined to sanction the uames laid before them, This rendered another programme iodis. pensable ...

... l 4(overament would be something less than Tory F though not Whig enough to frighten' all the b ?? from the ministerial benches. Of course ?? such e'd Proposetdon. Stah e ed. expectant Whigs, annd M :rather-onfused the materials out of which the o acoalition ...

... process of formation remains as yet undecided. kil ad From appearances, it would seem that a coalition is contemplated between Whigs and Peelites, under the Premiership of Lord ABERDEEN. Now, we are not disposed to deny that a Government, composed of such ...

... hedidates themselves' were selected *as Whigs by men on ~,who, without almost a single.:,eXception, have been! 86 throughout tlbhir lives known as the opponents., and a 00 defamers of Whig mneasures,, Whig principles, and~ Whig ministries. Tories of all- size's ...

... and the Whigs are removed, and it believes that it is upon the Earl of Aberdeen that the formation of the new cabinet will devolve, with the active co-operation, not only of his former colleagues, but of Lord John Russell and the chiefs of the Whig party ...

... of the Liberal al party, viz., the Whigs, two Liberal members could be is a carried. In this state of things I applied to Mr. Stanley, j now Lord Stanley of Alderley, then'conducting the elec- ltion affairs of the Whig party, my object being to obtain H ...