... Lord J. Russell amidst much laughter and cheers that, if he had to construct an Administration, it must not be on strictly Whig principles, but upon a much broader basis. _ - -- - Mr. BEAUMONT, although a supporter of Lord Palmerston and the Liberal party ...

... penny portage stamps. to r• W . 11 i.e a detail of the Was, defect. tattle ta.ter, affections, Re.. of thu writer, with Whir Whig. previosali rotragacted, d to the affairs( life. All letters are tial, end to mistake, are nquestid to curio e ais envelope ...

... position of parties. Beyond tbe present obstructives, who fill the ministerial benches, there is no hope fur the Conservative Whigs, by whom they are supported. Their successors must enfranchise the people to an extent, and upon a principle, satisfactory ...

... Prerogative of mercy, but we cannot approve of its fitful capricious character. We remember to have read of a still-living Whig Home Secretary being asked a pointed question with reference to the routine in his office, when capital cases were submitted ...

... Breeches, tine ef men in the 'duchies have any capacity for governing. MESSRS. VILLIERS ANI) ANDREWS, They are weak, amiable Whigs. In calm times they might have been able to keep things going quietly on, ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS, but they sure altogether ...

... locks the gate and puts 1 HATERDAY.—(Brfore R. 0. JONES. Esq.) The only charge brought forward was that of Catheriae pm, for Whig drunk and disorderly, in Crocklembtown, on the key in his pocket! We look thro u g h the bars and see the traffic going to ...

... Whi g politicians—(cheers —that he believes the good government of this country cannot be expected from any class but the Whigs ; and he hopes—l think I don't here unfairly represent him—he hopes that withih time the power of England may be placed in ...

... needful in times like these—(hear, hear)—and respecting and valuing Lord J. Russell as he did, with the feeling of a Whig (such as Whigs were twenty years ago), he should deeply regret to see him stand in a position which would be injurious to himself, ...

... well what J shall encounter by saying this. I know perfectly well there is no party so admirable in the use of calumny as the Whig party, and everything that calumny can devise, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party. (Cheers) full well ...

... professed not to understand the Bill. He understood, he said, the Bill of 1832, whic:i was an act of vengeance on the part of the Whigs against those who kept them out of power. He understood Mr. Bright's measure and knew how to meet him; but he did not know ...

... number is not a fair criterion of public opinion. That it was not much greater we are indebted to a section of the Conservative Whigs who do not wish any farther extension of the suffrage, if the demand could be staved off by any means ; but still more to the ...

... al in carrying the Bill for the reform of the representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey, in August, 1834. the Whig Ministry was modified. and Viscount Melbourne was raised to the office of Filet Lord of the Treasury. Thin Ministry was dissolved ...