... which Lord John before recommended. The resignation was made without consultation with any of his colleagues, and even the Whig members, therefore, who in ordinary circumstances were entitled to regard his Lordship their leader, do not feel them - selves ...

... support. Ills own Whig friends show, it appears, their disapprobation of his conduct by remaining at their posts, and refusing to support him in his retirement. So great has been Lord Lansdowne's attachment to Lord Joh') as the leader of the Whig party in the ...

... report which was not gene rally credited was stated that the Duke of likely to J retire, and { that another member of the old Whig party will be appointed in bis stead, ‘There is little doubt that Lord Palmerston will succeed the Duke of Neweastle as Minister ...

... st he should most desire ; and the Dake of Newcastle, with a the evils are great: it ix true that the brave men who than the Whig party, who, during the whole of that period, has supported the Government of Lord Aberdeen Tt is my | eommendable ambition ...

... patriotism shown by the Whig party in the last two years, its enlarged views, and its habitual freedom from exclusiveness or party ambition. We confess that we should entertain a higher opinion in the present instance of the Whig party and of its leader ...

... Aberdeen will resign, and that Lord Lansdowne will reconstruct the Cabinet without either Lord John or Lord Aberdeen. The Whigs think, or perhaps I should say hope, that the Cabinet will les broken up, and that Lord John will be Premier again, with Lord ...

... financial scheme in 1853. it had been said that the Whig party has not had its fair share in the distribution power in this administration. Previously to that time unjust belief prevailed that the Whigs were exclusive party, wanting all office for themselves ...

... Lord Raglan and his gallant allies, and sensibly advance the views of his imperial Majesty the Czar. Tne peroration about the Whig party is eminently characteristic, but it reads like pedantic childishness at the close of such a speech as the noble Lord ...

... members out of office, so that he may succeed Lord Aberdeen as Premier, when he will fill up the other offices with the old Whigs. In the Mincing Line markets, at the commencement of last week, there were symptoms of improvement, but these have since been ...

... enlanged wy habitual freetom from exclusiveness or We confess that we should entertain a higher in the present instance of the Whig party, and of its lender, it he had held his ground either or less long. Lord Juhu Kussell cannot escape from the dilemma in ...

... of,the Treasury bench, in immediate proximity to Sir Joshua Walmesley, to whom the apparition there of the great oligarchic Whig must have given the idea that the Radical millennium had arrived at last. The moment it became apparent that Wood and Sir George ...

... had a long contcrenco after the Cabinet Counc.l. is not at all likely that all these members of the Whig party will coalesce attempting to form a Whig Radical Government. Lord Clarendon, it is said, will follow the fortunes of the ex- President the Council ...