... premonition or attempt at arrangement —and without the approval' of one of his colleagues. The universal conclusion is, that the Whig leader—hitherto always in the front of battle for freedom- has on this occasion failed to act either magnanimously for the ...

... trumpeters, and farriers, viz., lst, 2d,6th, and 7th Dragoon Guards, 3d Light Dragoons /th Hussars, and 16th Lancers. The folio whig are the Infantry Regiments under orders for the Crimea, viz 2d Battalion lst loot (Royal Scots), from Corfu • 3d Bulls' from ...

... the country with aomething like honesty and energy. the cauthats l'eelite felt aggrieved by the IPretiring spirit in the Whig l2mlient sictions of the Cabinet, the eonvenient loophole of an open question, treed I • from his di tliculty, and idler ...

... partisan& The time was when every of the topics on which he dilated last night would have elicited as vehement applauses from the Whig supporters of the Coalition as they were tamely and listlessly received by that party last night. But the defection of Lord ...

... her Majesty at Windsor. The Times repeats that the chance of a Derby Administration may be present summarily dismissed. pure Whig Cabinet is impossible, and the Times reverts with increased confidence to Lord Palmcrston. It fears that Sir James Graham's ...

... House of Corn- firs mons, or Lord Lansdowne and Lord John Russell may be to authorised to attempt the rcconstrction of the Whig Cabinet; wh or, lastly, Lord Palmerston may endeavour to retain in the ser- rat vice of the country the ablest members of the ...

... ie«tr at Windsor. , _ . . . J The Timet repeats that the chance of D* Aaroinstration be «l present sumroarilv dimrered. A pure Whig Cabinet a m.pissible, and the Tmiet reverts with inerensed confidence to It fears that Sir .Tames Graham 8 illness is such ...

... COMMONWEALTH. every department. At present there swims on the top of the nation a separate little puddle of aristocracy—of Whig, or Peelite, or Tory Lords, Dukes, and Baronets, with their relatives—and it is the tradition of our politics that out of that ...

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

... facetkc long ago, has seldom been impugned and never successfully, and his opponents are hard driven for missiles to fling at the Whig leader when they resort to one so utterly untenable. Differ from Lord John Russell as one may (and our humble sphere we often ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. The withdrawal of J. Russell doomed the Coalition Ministry. Composed of the Peelites and the Whig*, it impossible, oven bad there existed outward circumstances of an untoward character, that it could have retained power for any ...

... true principles of freedom and it will ever my constant endeavour to preserve the principles and tread in the paths which the Whig party have laid down for the guidance their conduct. (Cheers.) Lord Palmerston then rose and expressed his deep regret at ...