... FALL OF THE WHIG LEADEK. CAREFUL perusal of the extended report of Lord John Russell's speech does not enable us to mitigate the opinion we formed last week from the Telegraphic Summary, and further explanations given since, both by his Lordship and some ...

... nucertain conduct*’ of their chiefs. Nor are the Whigs much better off. doubt much whether such a party exists, beyond the pale of few noble and gentle families. The term Liberal” has usurped the place of Whig in a great many cases, and as its meaning has ...

... cou: by forming an honest, consistent, aud homoget Tory Cabinet ?. Why, the first thing he did w: seek a Coalition with the Whig Lord Palmers , and, as if that were not sinning enowsh aga the professions of his party during the last years, he anticipated ...

... confer ; and to these be unites administrative and sratorlo talents of a very high order. As firet Lord the Admiralty on the Whigs' accession to office in and again when the Rusaian war broke out in 1854, he evinced a degree of vigour and capacity which ...

... the Continent and command England. doubt, however, a man mu be Whig to successful English Secretary Foreign Affair?. Whig,” s»ys Balnc, est femme de votre gouvernemeut (AnpKis).” The Whigs are those weak-minded members the Governing Classes who took to ...

... possessed of Liberal tendencies, il the sou of the leader of the Tory Opposition—it regarded as proof that all the available Whig materials had been exhausted; and therefusal of that young nobleman to take office —after thinking over it, and consulting ...

... th cratic Whigs, a Pharisee after the strictest sect of ligion, he has never been able to rise to the height an original statesman or a thorough patriot. As long the accidents of history, statesmanship and patriotisw ed parallel with the Whig conceptions ...

... 63, Paternoster London ; and at | 8 and | W. NAUMANN.—NEW PIANO MI D. e Rondino on the American Air ** Old Folks : “Awa, Whigs, Awa,” arranged : fer Piano, 2s.; Figlio della Zingara,” reminisc ————— | Trovatore, by Verdi, arranged as 2 Fan‘asia for Piano ...

... 1849, when he office, Banffshire Journal, from which we quote this notice, ceeds. } Colonel Gordon was in politics a decided Whig. In , after the passing of the Reform Bill, he evinced the siac of his convictions by contesting, though unsuccessfully of ...

... had been compelled, for greater objects, for a moment to forget, attempted, in to annihilate him —and only annihilated the Whigs, which the Crown will regret. But he had acquired, in bis long retention of office, kuuM'je ; end such knowledge 10 English ...

... that the Tories are the spirits of the age, and that the Whigs have ever been '* slow to move with the necessities of the times.” We will not argue with him that point. The whole history of the Whigs has been one of constant improvement and reform. The whole ...

... occu years the throne at the old Crown and Anchor Tavern lace Yard, and in Covent Garden meetings. Mr. Hume worked not for Whigs or Tories. He 1 for his country—for the world at large. He never faith in Sovereigns or in Governmenta. If lie himself to any ...