... so well represented by Lord MALIIESDURY in the House of Lords and Mr. S. FITZGERALD in the House of Commons. What will the Whigs do about Reform next session ? Fact after fact is pouring in to back the popular demand for the Ballot—facts which must and ...

... ly before Parliament and before the Administration, the Hudson's Bay Company question was long since placed under a solemn Whig taboo. Stir up that monstrous wilderness of wild beasts—Ursa major might growl! The Right Hon.EDWARD ELLICE had so long enjoyed ...

... specially to the Ballot, and it is worthy of observation that it tacitly refutes one of the absurd arguments of the unlucky Whigs. Because the electors have a public duty to discharge, the Governor demands protection for them. So far as electors can be ...

... . There is that admirable portrait of his of Lord John Russell—the most felicitous likeness ever yet produced of the great Whig leader—better even as a likeness than that noble idealised life-size representation of Lord John painted a year or two ago ...

... Tory or Whig. The Tablet then goes on to rebuke the vacillating conduct of the independent Opposition since the present Government came into power, and thus concludes :— We are under no obligations to the Tories any more than to the Whigs. It is now ...

... the representation of the borough of Reigate. There are three candidates in the field—viz., the Hon. J. W. Monson, who is a Whig, and who, from his connection with the family of Lord Monson, at Gatton, possesses some local influence; Mr. W. A. Wilkinson ...

... Cabinets is the only means by which popular measures can be carricd, and that the present Cabinet is fully as squeezable as any Whig one we have had since the Reform Bill. AMERICA. (By Electric Telegraph.) LIVERPOOL, AlowsiNG. The North American has arrived ...

... members of the party already whisper their hopes of finding a future leader in the austerest utilitarian among the hereditary Whigs. If, however, recent experience is to influence the anticipations of the future, it may be conjectured that the Government ...

... t r h p e o s s e e a s d b d e i f t o i o re n a m l e p n o t w i oenresdb?e THE POTATO DISEASE IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig, which is an authority on agricultural matters, has the following observations on the state of the potato crop. At the present ...

... members of the party already whisper their hopes of finding a future leader in the austereat utilitarian among the hereditary Whigs. If, however, recent experience is to influence the anticipations of the future, it may be conjectured that the Government ...

... ly before Parliament and before the Administration, the Hudson's Bay Company question was long since placed under a solemn Whig taboo. Stir up that monstrous wilderness of wild beasts—Ursa major might growl! The Right Hon. EDWARD ELLICE had se long enjoyed ...

... he thought the address could emanate from them. No doubt there were differences of opinion betwixt the members; some where Whigs, some were Radicala, and, like himself, were Conservatives; but he thought they could all unite in admiration of his lordship's ...