... in the Cabinet, to place beyond doubt the humiliation of one section, and the triumph of another. It is necessary that the Whig territorial aristocracy should be taught their place, and made Co feel that, in the eyes of their new allies, the profession ...

... doubt be hailed by their followers as the perfection of legislative wisdom. Indeed this is no new artifice on the part of the Whigs ; for in 1834, Sir Robert Heron attempted to accomplish that invasion of one of the safe-guards of the Constitution, now proposed ...

... of any man being mealy-mouthed. We yesterday exposed the falsehood, self-seeking and fac tious disponi:lane of thou pseudo-Whigs and pseudo - Liberal Conservatives who are invoking the aid of the reactionist faction to frustrate the Reform Bill, even though ...

... away with the true Conspr- ?ative party in South Devon; for assuredly lie would have been forced to yield to the screw of Whig, Radical, or Peelite whenever it was applied by the coalition Government. The Western Luminary sees also as little difference ...

... esßstatosney, of sound constitutional principles. At a time when tbe borough of CUtheroe woe represented by a favourite and popular Whig member, and when, after repeated alternp iions of success snd defeat, the hopes of tbe Conservative party were gradually becom- ...

... votes Liberal constituencies. the present time we have had in command one naval force brought to bear this Russian question Whig Admiral, and the result, at piesent, has been far from brilliant. shall now see what praet'cal Reformer can .- float. Sir Charles ...

... will be seen from that letter that the recent election for South Devon had an im- portance far above the ordinary contests of Whig and Ton-, Conservative and Radical — important as these doubtless are. But the question decided in the return of Mr. Paw*. ...

... than one in thirteen. What political party will quarrel with such a result as this ?? In some cases it will be the Liberal or Whig minority which will gain the advantage of returning a representative of its views: in a few perhaps a Tory ; in some a Radical ...

... is I*. them people te fie in cm et a P —lli miles *air wens, and the Water Compaq Minim their mins bid dam in mist tows, cal Whig tie su pply them with. even if the lamas was WI dews. lit ems madenten go _down aid visit Ode sews; and he weld la sash aDM ...

... its prominence as the special feature and current topic of the Parliamentary campaign. Mr. Lavard, an ex-menil>er of the late Whig Administration, brought on an independent” motion touching the foreign policy of the Government. Upon the subject of the argument ...

... enfranchised by the savings bank clause., supposing the time of deposit to be settled at one, two, or three years. A meeting of Whig members of Parliament has been held at Lord Harry Vane's, and a resolution, it is said, adopted, for urging the Ministers to ...

... concealed her contempt for all. aborti to speak plainly, if not mad, she was very worthless woman.—Zorti Molland’a Mmoir* qf the Whig Party. Success in “the House.”— ln Blackwood the secret of Parliamentary success is thus explained, Lord Palmeraton being tbe ...