... the world, beyond the alleged circumstance St to of certain overtures emanating from the Conservative ol ,Se Premier to his Whig rival. It is not even stated L ed whether Lord John is likely to accept office in the novel n ne shape in which it is supposed ...

... irelattTr. THE IRISH POTATO CROP. — The Northern Whig, speaking of the yield of the potato crop of 1858, says, that as a whole, it has been one of the finest raised in Ireland since 1840, that is, five years before the fatal pestilence developed itself ...

... country, a; the Radical party are of opinion that nothing would le gained at this moment by a change which would place the Whigs in oe'ice-the moment not having yet arrived for the sincere LiberalS to form an Administration. - Sue of Thursday hivening ...

... we regard parliamentary parties, the conservatives can show a better front than any single section of their opponents. The whigs are in a state of solution, and totally destitute of resources for the construction of a strong government. The radicals and ...

... expressed himself to the effeet, that the time had arrived wheo the Whigs must turn Conservative. This, however, was a very stupid statement on the part of his lordship, the fact being that the Whigs have ever been eminently and ferociously conservative of their ...

... Bill, those Whigs who mlay abet this crusade against the question will certainly provoke popular odium. Nothin.g is worse in a free State than to make great principles the shuttlecocks of parties. If Parliamentary Reformn was necessary when Whigs were in ...

... how the Conservatives were taking the wind out of the sail* of the Whins. Wtwt the Whigs had so long been pro; o-ing. he observed, the lone3 would c-irry out, the Whigs had 80 oftn promised a Reform Bdl that it was douht'ul whether they would ever bring ...

... enough that the country should be a little chary in giving its con- fidence to the Conservatives after so long a submission to Whig rule; but we believe that the veil is now removed from their eyes, and they view with feelings of delight and surprise the ...

... embracing quaesi-Liberalism; and the 0Cc Liberals, numerous as they are, consist of oligar. Ste chical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who hre Whig followers, independent Liberals, and B0X ?? ;, but there are no coluson views ho, inl polities amlongst ...

... formations the last will be the most astounding. Thirty years ago the reformers aceepted the supremacy of the whigs, and now the mcenes shift and the whigs are overshadowed by the radicals. Thus the star of whiggery begins to wane. LOtsNI3yPOLEON's M55TASc],-(Z ...

... elsgle individual died in Ireland of starvation. He was succeeded by ties Whigs; and there was a page of blood written in the history of Irnland by the mal-administration of the Whig party. I . Lzrd John Russell wculd not give corn, but left the t . supply ...

... Ministers who governed this country for three years under the leadership of Lord Palmer- slon, were, we will grant, Whigs, pure Whigs, old Whigs-all that is typical of narrowness and nepot- isn); full of pride of olliciality, and the still more un- accountable ...