... 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 ...

... marched parallel with the Whig conceptions, and were identified with or embodied in their formulas, all went well, and all looked aonnd and right; but Lord John was a Liberal, because was Whig ; not a Whig, because the Whigs had embraced Liberal opinions ...

... Palmerston said little, but the enthu- siasm of his audience supplemented the deficiency; and - the sacrifice of the soi disant Whig chief set the seal of unquestionable sincerity on the shoutslvhich I p greeted the Premier, and the resolution to free Europe ...

... you have only to direct me how will and I ahal endeavour to advocate your interests.” •* Commentary on this,’* the Northern Whig justly remarks, would spoil it altogether.*' ...

... SEATS IN THE CABrIET.-The Right Hon. Henry Labouchere is the new Colonial Secretary. Mr Labon- chere, it is well known, is a Whig, and nothing more. We d; have, however, reason to believe that he has been decidedly op- r- posed to pushing matters to e ...

... model of the Briti*h constitution, or any theoretical plan —7/mw.—The Daily Ntics says—Mr. Labouchere, it is well known, is **a Whig, and nothing more,” have, however, reason to believe that he has been decidedly op- j posed to pushing matters to extremities ...

... think, the present war to be the neces-ha sary sequence of the events in 1791, when lr Pitt E was forced, by Ir Fox and the Whig party, to forego his cil war policy against Russia:- ph Turkey is safe,-what then ? It may suit the Peelites to in. say that ...