... when Parliament was prorogued, and which is generally termed the Queen's Speech, it was insinuated that the failure of the Whig measures was attributable to war. This wholesale insinuation is best disposed of by an analysis of the operations of the late ...

... the just fate of the coalition of the Aberdeenites, Whigs, and Liberals, that the policy recommended by the Aberdeenites must repudiated by the Whigs and Liberals, and that the policy pursued by the Whigs must be secretly disapproved of by the Aberdeenites ...

... and which, i n turn is voured being the birthplace of the house Russell Lord John Russell has staked the for tunes of the Whig party, and his own fame, on a remodelling ofthe House of Commons. He has done this after deep thought and long calculation ...

... became convert to the Whig views upon the currency ; and, however he may have vacillated upon other points, in the defence of his currency bill he displayed the obstinacy of the mule and the intrepidity of the lion. The Whigs and Peelites being thus ...

... the Austrian Go• *oent, and of the existence of a secret understand- Jj een Austria and Russia. As yet, trusting to of the Whig portion of the Cabinet, we found no difficulty in accounting for the reluc -j^° c Austria to enter as a principal in the war ...

... by events which are passing. The last week afforded some intimations of what Conservatives may expect in the example of the Whig and Peelite landholders of Gloucestershire ; and now we have leisure to observe the circumstances ofthe contest waged in South ...

... organ of the Aberdeenites, informed us, an elaborate statement, on Nov. 10th, that, owing to the union between the American Whigs and the Abolitionists of Slavery, General Pieece s party had been outvoted in all the principal Northern States, and his best ...

... preceding party appointment, wherein the Whig, had contrived to pack the bench entirely with their own partizans, with but ono .ingle exception; and, perhaps, intellectually, socially, and morally the Tory batch and the Whig batch met on term, equality. But ...

... Lord Derby (Stanley) declining to take f ems the Court, with great wisdom, endeavoured to f'dl ...

... the Government. But who, with the exception of a few Aberdeenites, does confide in the British Premier? The majority of the Whigs, almost all the Liberals, and all the Conservatives, repose no confidence in the sincerity of Lord Aberdeen's opposition to ...

... the Cobdens,andthe Walmesleys, as over the fragments of the party that Sir R. Peel compro- mised, and the section of the Whigs which is allowed to retain office. Political honesty and honour have al- ready been laid down on the shrine of Coalition by ...

... adding upwards of 50 percent, tothe existing malt duty, which, in the language of Mr. Cayley, himself a sincere and consistent Whig, is, in fact, a tax upon every acre of cultivated land in this country of from 20s. to 255. an acre, from Land's End to John ...