... Whether Government by Party be the best constitutional system, or not, is purely a sjieeulalive question. In England system established; it is interwoven with our social institutions, and it cannot be altered- Our national traditions, make us believe that Representative Government is the form best suited for our happiness ; and our common sense tells us that when association is free to all, ...

... CHINA ANl> PERSIA, The reserved allusions to the state of our relations with Persia and China, and the ab- I of any iutimation the future intentions nt the government, do not render the anticipa- tiotis of a speedy settlement the disputes j quito apparent Lord Clarendon the on. 1 house and Lord Palmerston in the other freely announced on Tuesday night. The Persian dispute, we have reason to ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AT HOME AND ABROAD. It provoking to sec «i motion like Mr. iAxke King's effect moderate and safe extension of the franchise, sharing the late of Mr. Spooner's mischievous and fanatical attack upon Mavnooth. This was indiscriminating havoc. It was right to extinguish Mr. Spooner's motion, to save the time of parliament; but what (he use such economy if the time saved is not l>e ...

... TORY I.KADKRS. PAST PUESEST. A weekly contemporary, it seems, takes j fender interest in the future of Lord John Russell. The organ of Air. Disraeli is opinion that, that eminent statesman lias met with unworthy tratement at the bauds of his party. It is, doubt, disinterested sense of justice which induces the Press to take the noble lord under its particular charge—it his interest alone that ...