... Daily News, speaking for that section thus shows its 'teeth:—'• Whatever may be the exact proportion in which the elements of Whig and Tory are finally to be blended in the Coalition Cabiuet. there seems to be hut little reason to doubt that as a whole its ...

... perhaps for the very mdaration, and wisdom weeds nor plentiful as b all coali•ions necessarily there no grounds of Peelites, Whigs, and . scientiously and xealoush ing to waive minor or does the temporary ferences imply any sacrifice bottle up, as it were ...

... and those who with him have been, for the last six years, the guardians of the honour of British statesmanship, alike against Whig baseness and against Peelite treachery, will return to power with names not only untarnished any act wearing even the appearance ...

... Journal. The gentleman who is replace Mr. Lmpsom in the editorship of the Edinburgh Review is Mr. George Cornewali Lewis—long the Whig financial secretary at the Treasury—and three occassions the unsuccessful candidate for election into the present Parliament ...

... in his speech in tho com law debate which led him (Lord Derby) to believe that there had been union of parties, including Whigs, Reformers, and Conservatives, for the purpose of ousting the late Government. The noble Earl then proceeded to detail the ...

... hie opponent at the general election' six months sinew. Hie only stet, since that period haabeett his ccalition with the Whigs, for prior to his election, .Mr. Gladstone was a Free Trader, and in common with needy all the Peelites, he had opposed the ...

... the charter. lord Derby, speaking of Sir J. Graham's constituents, an t radical constituency, had misled him. He found them a Whig constituency to the backbone. On a show of hands being calledlor, about al held up their hands for Mr. Sturgeon, ani nearly ...

... able a body of men as C 1 er directed the destinies of England. It combines nearly all the leading names that, either in the Whig or Liberal Conservative circles, have for many years past been associated with political ability. Aberdeen, Graham, Palmerston ...

... assented ty Lord Clarendon. To lead the and to perform the administrative duties of the Foreign office would he roma than the Whig leader could safely undertake in the cri times coming, arid the advent of Mr. Villiers's brother to active service will be ...

... *wit tem ea at theme Cumin la a I. '• Nett:. eke ; the Yea ; am aItIMIT! 0 we have tbe addled= to taken place in Saab &Wag Whig rag postiadest fls nide letim. have einelnd ant te inelebelitat Olehofteilike primers Ms Um esielrined tme ago sesess. We est ...

... attempt of the Whigs. We look on this point to be so certain'y gained that we do not even ask for explanations. But we much want to have them on another point-do the Peelites comprehend electoral reform in the same manner as the Whigs, and the Whigs as the Radicals ...

... borough, which well timed liberality wile doubtless be gratefully remembered on the occurence of another election.— Belfast Whig. ...