... Monday morning by anxious politicians, and it need scarcely be stated that some of the wildest speculations are afloat. The Whig party express their confidence that Lord Derby will not dare to risk a dissolution, and are constructing cabinets with the ...

... that if Lords Palmerston and Russell succeed with their coalition, they will hasten a dissolution and the destruction the old Whig party. The Timet, after dissecting Lord Derby's speech, considers it neither sound reason, good sense, nor good faith. It is ...

... next, Mr Clay followed Baxter in the same strain. House and the country were tired of the old Whig clique and his solution of the difficulty was that the Whigs who follow Lord Palmerston should shake hands with those who are attached to Lord J. Russell ...

... of Mr Joseph Young, late of Dundee. At Armagh, on the 19th instant, James Simms, for twenty years editor of the ' Northern Whig.' Lately, Lieutenant C. W. Havelock, of the Glioorka Regiment, nephew of the lateMajor-General Havelock. At Richmond, on the ...

... People for office, what chance is there being attended to ? ™> » exduB i V e street, where ing Street, and up and downi look Whigs and Tories alone en* presented Talk ot a vowoi comprehengrasA f £ ftp House All parties are to blame for this of the public ...

... tion of Whig party in the Legisture than of a popular party in Scotland. The educated liberals scattered over the country watched attentively the working of public opinion with a view to turn it to account. There were various centres of Whig political ...

... Tory, or Whig, Peelite, or Evangelical, as long as we find that the Tory Ellenborough has issued a document which might have come from the pen of Oliver Cromwell, for its dignity, its manliness, and its truth—so long as we find that the Whig Palmerston ...

... 19, so that the dislike Scotchmen have to the enjoyment of political rights with Englishmen will be respected. Not having a Whig Lord Advocate or any other Whigling to help them in opposing a liberal measure, the Government declared last night in favour ...

... avoid a dissolution. Lords Palmerston and Russell know better than we can tell them that at the next general election the old Whig party will be broken up. The bare mention of an appeal the people makes them shudder. let this is the abyss towards which they ...

... John Johnston, Esq., S.S.C., Edinburgh. Armagh, on the 19th inst., Mr James Simms, for twenty years editor of the A or them Whig. At Bridge Street, Stirling - ; on the 18th inst., Lieut. Lewis AudlevHav Galloway Rifles. J *' Lately, Lieutenant C. W. Havelock ...

... of his constituents is to show that he respects himself, and that heedless of either the frowns or favour of the Edinburgh Whigs. The Scotch Liberals have been, since Joseph Hume's death, too much the puppets of Mr Monoriefp, and there is urgent need for ...

... despatch to Lord Canning ; nor to censure a despatch which is more liberal in its principles than any that has emanated from a Whig Goverment for many years ; nor to justify proclamation that will rank among the most tyrannical history nor to tamper with ...