... of the Whig cabinet will ensue on the advent of the party to power — a promise easily made, but hard to perform. Where abides the fallow Whig talent destined to serve its ountry? Echo answers Where ? And well may either of the veteran Whig leaders ...

... session, the insolence of oflice, latterly grown to be an intolerable incubus under the • >t' s purely Whig domination — advi9edly we say a Whig domination, for Lord I'al merston was literally followers whatever, saving and excepting . noble viscount ...

... has been asserted. There wen. four Conservative claims m:i ...

... by those already enrolled. Finsbury informs us that Colonel Fitzroy was appointed by Prince Albert, This was during the Whig regime : and I can assure you that discontent is widely diffused among the members of the company ; and if proper measures ...

... himself at Pans, amd that ?? Derby had sold his stud Certain it is that the latter portent is laoked on with dismay by the Whigs, and they are anxiously asking, what does it mean ? Does Lord Derby mean to become a working pre- mier? and if so— oless us— ...

... proposing a fixed duty of Bs. Sir Robert Peel outbid him by the proposal of an absolute repeal. But mark the difference between Whigs and Conservatives. Peel carried his measure, even though his own overthrow by his own party was the sacrifice. So much for ...

... stones ! Tbe most remarkable fop. ture in this case is, that tho animal was in an apparently Sound _Ute of health.— Nvrthern Whig ...

... Tories, and by a portion of the Whigs, as he believed, becaoso ho was the son of a lord (laughter). Aud what was to be tbe price of the support which the Tories now gave to Mr. Monson? Why, if he succeeded now, his Whig supporters would al tho next election ...

... endorsed or his successor repeated. It is true a little variety was sometimes afforded in the way of large promises held out by Whig ministers ; but even these were couched in such general terms as very nearly embodied the opinions of most men on the matter ...

... life 1 ; grace a.. -hut again:' Is it an i- a widow to of! i 9 or H poor white-!: any memo. randum books to keep the of the Whig Bastille?* It woul I : the police- in.ui, rind the wilfully blin ■ their superiors. I believe, sir, that in this, as i:r rs ...

... (cheers and laughter). Now he must say that be con that a satisfactory announcement, because if all , wero to be pleased — Whigs, Radicals, and Tories — thai - boa very satisfactory so-'t of thing; but if, ns it wh possible, her Majesty a government i ...

... IM- root and branch. Its worst result, perhaps, was to secure for a term the tenure of oitice to succes- sive Whig Governments ; and as Whig statesmanship is by this time tolerably well appreciated throughout the country, the probability is that its ill ...