... postponed till nextr e year, it is in reality shelved till such time as stre It its .further delay wvould interfere with the Whig leader's hold upon his party. mit In. the suncess of the Jew Bill, lhowever, dis the amour propre of the noble lord, as well ...

... Sovereigns to reply to these manifestoes with. grape shot-tle only arguments with which revolutionists should be treated. The Whigs said it was not necessary, 2nerely as every faction not in power takes the opposite side of every question from the one that ...

... iferary -Variefies. TlE B3RITISH CABINET IN 1858. (Ceoatiflived from tie At/telliensva.) fly birth belonging to the hereditary Whigs, Lord John -'luml hr his pursuits and asceciatiens become identified with thelieray Ibrl.Applauded by Mackintosh, favourably ...

... India might know what they have to expect. - Mr. PHINN opposed the bill, as being a departure from the principles which the Whig party always professed to uphold. Mr. HIEnRES, although lie could not approve of he some portions of the bill, would not, ...

... FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1853. The Aberdeen Ministry appears to us to s be like the famous dinner in Edinburgh in i lhonour of the Whigs and the Reform Bill, v which was eaten before it began, or, in r other words, completely devoured before the honoured guests ...

... that tlrey should fr he controlled and overruled by the other' ministers, ci as the Duke of WVellington wvas by the former Wh'ig tl Government. I only wish as much reliance wais di to be plieced upon thle naval, as there tindoubtedly bi is onl the mil ...

... have quoted. His own s matured convictions must be mixed up with the sentiments of others. His intimate con- nection with the Whig party, and all the men of note in the country, must supply him with information which we, living at a distance from courts ...

... dull dreamer on church govern- ment. But that is matter for themselves to settle. This, for a beginning, is consolatory!- The Whig lawyer and the Tory mystic from Oxford, are dangerous birds to place even in the Happy Family cage. We would advise the Noble ...

... as a legislator. In the present ro century the WVihig party has not been very fortunate hi its P1 Clencellors; and white the Whig statesmen have, really been th anxious to advance thle cause of Chancery Reform;' .the to lawyers have not Pradtically seconded ...

... to him ? This is, like his ballot, an open question. Public opinion, we fear, will not return a favourable answer. The old Whigs disown him; the Conservatives know him ; the Radicals suspect and detest him. The gravity and earnestness of Mr. Gladstone ...

... mucsn of the tm causticity of Tierney, but latis far more declamatory talent. o Not being born in the regular connexion of the Whigs, it was c4 rather wonderful that they admitted him to their Cabinet, a but his talents ocere even then too marked to be passed ...

... Colonies is somewhat sharp and abrupt, beet not moye so theus thle style and manners of tile ooal Colonial Secretary. Time last Whig Colonial Secretary was a mani of sour temper: but lisl mind had,at least, some strongthe. The Duke of Newcastle only presents ...