... required a complete separation of the ( adherents of the two great parties in the state; no Tory i would dine at the table of a Whig; no member of the c family of a ministerialist would dance at the house of a a supporter of the opposition. The members of ...

... lapse of more than thirty years since the period when Lord Pal- merston left the Tory party and joined his fortunes with the Whigs cannot save the ?? from taunts of having been the colleague of Liverpool and Eldon, of Castlereagh and Sidmouth. It must surely ...

... THE CONING REFORM. tful For years past, the country has been prod bbef, Reform Bill, Whig and Tory, Conservative and ?? each tell us one is wanted. The IastthreeadMIo ipe each either produced or promised one; sand mom tbo , member of the present government ...

... turfites, and other respectable adventurers ? Can a government exist on suffer- ance ? In the good old times, when the words Whig and Tory represented two distinct and well- defined political parties, no minister would dare to carry on a government with ...

... liament a measure-NEXT SESSION-that shall satisfy a( 'all reasonable parties ; a reform that shall pi be palatable alike to Whig, Tory, Radical, and Si Peelite. Next session, indeed! Meanwhile, assisted by Lord Malmesbury, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Walpole, LIt ...

... CNEOA P RESS .CONTEMPORARY PRESS. 1l 11~ ~ _ I THE BALLOT AND THE MINISTRY (From the Examiner.) y If the' Whigs were capable of acting as the Tories did on Mr. Mimner Gibson's motion, they would have joined at the Radicals on Mr. Henry Berkeley's motion ...

... school would be most respect- ably patronlse, took a room in the garret of a four.storey house. A green'un (says the Menphis Whig), who had never before I seen a steam-boat, fell through the hatchway down into the hold1 of, the Windilield Scott, anid being ...

... : 1 : v IRELAND. |; ?? ?? The Bdf&AW Whig states that the potato crop in Irland ad. this season is one of the finest, both as regards quality and we quantity, raised in the country since 1840. S RImONIeb S.-A Cork paper announes that fifteen re- specttble ...

... be free, whether they will or not; and with a thoroughly English disregard to the fitness of things, our government, whether Whig or Tory, have tried their hands at a modern republic in the very midst of con- stitutional despotisms. But it seems that the ...

... s of the Derby Cabinet. Really, Lord John is a power in the State, beyond former precedent. It was said in the days of the Whig government that four or five families ruled the State; now one man, out of office, rules the destinies of England and In- -dia ...

... took place at, Paris on Taes- day. THREE, CANDIDATES are now in the field for Banbur Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. -Pigott (Whig), and rL_. Samuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). TiEs GoVERam ssNT. -The Daily, News says it is reported that Lord ...

... monstrated its inherent weakness and instability. IThe government of a minority cannot stand. If the E tories truckle to the whigs they will be scorned and or he laughed at; if they pirouette with the Peelites or P, the Manchester men they will be met with ...