... -27,000 persons viated the Crystal Palma on Good Friday. THI WHIG PARTY.—The Morning Herald says the Raster recess will probably witness desperate efforts for the re-organisation of the Whig party. ...

... all, ave really anzious for | But, next to these, are those Whigs who prefer Lord Jobn Russell as th Rot despair of Russell Administration in less than twelve months; they are oot both the Whig chiefs, having 00 bope of constituti: third party, of “advanced ...

... curt. Jack, it appeared from the evidence, wain into the shops of several pesiesably.dispoied parties, soltcn hag alms, and Whig refu.sif, gave utterance to the most aburive lauguagc, and otherwise con. ducted himself in a duarderly rummer, which in no ...

... much and well, —his numerous his numerous addresses to the from which a has been selected—' literary tastes and his He was a Whigs at the period of the the Reform ly was the soaker leader of the the Convention at later he saw change his politics, agd having ...

... “* friend,” and the work, which be, gloried in, as a ia favour of peace and will, A posse arrived before restored.—Belfast Whig. very sorious, and ia a time quiet was ...

... Palmerston's party was as abnormal in its character as the times and circumstances which produced it. It included almost all the Whigs, some of the Radicals, and many of the Conservatives, who coalesced in support of Lord Palmerston, on the ground either that ...

... WHAT IS TO BE DONE WITH INDIA? Gentlemen Whigs and gentlemen Conservatives, ' lend us your ears.' You are both extremely prone to illustrate the danger of attempting to establish constitutions of government, founded upon abstract principles, without reference ...

... columns of our truth-defiant contemporary, the Globe, and those of other oppo. sition journals. Neither the ex-Minister nor the Whig organ can soar above the shallow tu quoque btyle, ' Oh, if we committed certain blunders a short time since you -•> actually ...

... to bring Lord Palmerston and Lord Jobe Russell into amity, the chief basis of which alliance would be the existence of a new Whig Premier when 0 new Government comes into power, and one who has not been Premier before. Tar Lxpia Question.—The Daily News ...

... Henry F. Davie. Bart., of Creedy, M.P., has paid his annual visit to his Jedburgh constituents, and called upon every elector, Whig, Tory, and Radical, in the burgh. Sir Henry is a model of courtesy, and regards it as his duty bound to sustain in this manner ...

... Liberals, is, that it goes too far in the path of liberality. There is too complete a surrender of patronage. No savour of a Whig job can be detected —no aristocratic friends of the government provided for. The waiters of Providence are astounded. 'The ...

... City retorts upon Pain, JIB. appointments vrerejobe, his Reform Bill a sham.' Amides assign as the cause of disgrace, exclude. Whig clique, who monopolise • e Gibson and Bright, full of er•- • the country • still _ plece,f .ac, full of glee at their fall ...