... Morning Star speaks of an intrigue that is said sell to amity, the chief phases of which alliance would be the existence of a new Whig Premier, when a new Go- Yernment comes into power, and one who has not been Premier before. The Post states that on the entire ...

... looks for some substantial advantage to itself, and it has a strong disposition to insist on its rights in this respect. The Whigs have always been notorious for desiring to keep all the offices of State, with the patronage thereunto at- tached, in the hands ...

... had the disagreeable task of bringing forward his budgets in the face of large deficiencies, is anoticeable fact that the Whigs invariably take office with a surplus, and leave it in debt), and the imposition of additional taxes is never an act of popularity ...

... and Western, 4 per cent pref., Midland Great Western & Royal Canal Lord Palmerston and the Party.—As to the old and ydung Whigs who discuss the pitiful gravity which of the •x-leaders shall be the new chief, we must ask them why not leave the party to ...

... ion will go with it. If that should be so, he promises on Lord behalf, that he will rid himself of the used-up elements of Whig administration ;” that there shall be six secessions, which will give an ample opportunity for the infusion of fresh blood ...

... mentation arises from the proceeds of the sale of considera- ble quantities of surplus stores returned from the Crimea. The Whigs, as usual, leave office with a declinigg revenue. The Exchequer has to be replenished and the elasticity of the finances restored ...

... the two men would appear at the police-court to-day, when an inves- tigation will take place into the whole case.—Northera Whig. Tue Sesion Eartpom.—A curious claim is, it is under- stood, in the course of preliminary investigation to an earl- dom created ...

... the toil, and the expense of another election ? With the exception of a few journals which, up to the last day of the late Whig dynasty, were in the actual pay of the Treasury, and are naturally impatient to get on the list again, the press is unanimous ...

... occur, in ninety-nine cases out of & hundred the same business comes before all; and that all men so situated, of whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, must make the same sacrifices of domestic com fort and private happiness, and ir hear); must incur the ...

... question of reli- gious polemics: it is one of State policy. Here is a state of things which no prudent statesman, whether he be Whig, Tory, or Radical, should regard without the deepest concern and anxiety. an adequate necessity for it? “ To propitiate the ...

... Lord Derby was a man who might be implicitly relied on, the noble earl referred to the fact of his separation, first from the Whig, and subseqneently from the Conservative party, when they acted in a manner op- posed to his conscientious conviction, and ...

... night merits the attention of our readers. of the question itself are, comparatively, of minor import.— The of the ousted Whigs is point deserving not only the remark, but the reprobation, of the We shall, nevertheless, euter shortly into the discussion ...