... perhaps talk about our colonies, and appeal the Cape as a proof of Whig incapacity, state our opinions upon the earlier necessity of a good Reform Bill, and sum up many other sins of Whig commission against the liberal interests of that country, but are ...

... variance with all the previously expressed opinions of the Whig leaders. That does not strike us with wonder, though it is calculated to excite resentment, when recollect how prone these same Whigs were in the prospect of power to launch themselves into ...

... RUSSELL MINISTRY. DEFEAT AND RESIGNATION OF THE Th* Whig ministry is at an end, having been smashed, on a petty question, in less than twentyfour hours after their dishonouring triumph on the Birch-Clarendon transaction. The blow came from the band of ...

... published as members of the new Administration we augur little of strength or power in the successors of the defunct and imbecile Whigs. The Premier’s own antecedents will not render him very popular in Ireland, and we fear the scorpion of the Commons will have ...

... might be brought more within his reach, and other modes of occupation allowed to him more than he now possesses. Has this Whig adhered to this declaration? We know no case in which the true genius of Whiggery has been more conspicuous than in these dealings ...

... met on Saturday. The greatest unanimity prevailed, and tiure was but one sentiment—that of rejoicing at the downfall of the Whigs. Some who had been leaving town for the assizes have determined to wait; and ail are re aolved, come what may, to render $ll ...

... pass over the return now made by the Whig Government to the bursting loyalty of’4B. When we remember the confidence meetings of that era, our own little affair in this town, a scene of intense emulation between Whig and Tory as to which would be most violent ...

... Io Marylebone Monday, large meeting took place, and resolutions were enthu-iasiicaliy passed, attributing the fail of the Whig ministry to want of political integritycalling for enlarged representation of the people; and deprecating any attempt at r ...

... was governed. To employ such roan wiA the money of the country traduce the people of Ireland was, in his opinion, worthy of Whig ministry, which, with the phrase of civil liberty upon their lips, was known only in Ireland their tyranny in civil government ...

... originated and perfected them. The reign of pure party was always a humbug, and is now on its last legs. We have Peebles and Whigs, Tories and the Manchester school, four grand divisions, that seem to entertain the notion of a good measure no matter by whom ...

... for the service is £5 622.488. being a decrease of £111.2,1 on the estimates of last year, a saving on which, of course, the Whigs will pride themselves. The Chancellorship —Yesterday post brought a letter from Earl Derby to Lord Chief Justice Blaekburoe ...

... lamentable that after forty years' *• progress,” after the Catholic had been emancipated and religions IU berty proclaimed—e Whig minister, who professes to make Mr. Fox bis model, should revert to those virulent” principles of sectarin ascendancy which ...