... rumour that an amendment on the addOe38 will be moved in the House of Commons by the darquiis of Hartiugion, on the part of the Whig opposition, and that it will be seconded by Sir Morton Poto. ThEe Morning Advertiser also makes the saine state- ment, and ...

... supported. WVe have reason to know that at length seine light has broken in upon the exclu- sive circles of the Whig aristocracy and Whig politicians, and that it is acknowledged by them that they can never again take a leading pert in Dte a ministration ...

... explanation that a patent of nobility is con- Ls- si'lered a welcome salve to the mortified Of vality and ambition of small Whig ex-officils r, who are necessarily left unprovided for in the ve new Ministerial cast of parts ; but for the Hi present we ...

... of this noble lord are d it is of course difficult to say, as in his place in Per- wf lianient he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, Xea though always for i'her M~ajesty's Government. ?? The ladies of the household are, of course, exempt b from political ...

... great bulk of our party, the road I took would have oeon a much shorter one to obtain Dollnd reform. Mly fear is that when the Whigs do pass a bill through the Commons they will not be able to pass it through the Lords; and as the Couservatives were pledged ...

... principles of this noble iord are it is of course difficult to say, as in his place in Par- liament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, though always for her Majesty's Governmuent. The ladies of the household are, of course, exempt from political ...

... another-namely, to rescue the country from the perilous condition in which it had been placed bythe culpable mis- management of Whig and Liberal legislators -a mission of a very comprehensive, if not a very comprehensible kidnd, and one which, no doubt. will ...

... the ore- convulsive- throes^5of 'disunio'iz' but the .paina has and penalties!, 'of the disorder,!;has taught the'o is is Whigs where.'th6e .remedv l&y and forced them the to accept it.. . ' &iSX c'iili bt iidguimied that there lant are some lffioieu ...

... Independent Liberals are represented by Mr. Cobden and Mr. Milner Gibson. The rest of the cabinet may be taken as of the Whig school, pmr ce sidple. Lord Campbell's elevation to the woolsack will excite surprise, as the Chancellorship was the natural ...

... the best representative men of various sections of the majority. His Cabinet is not a mere Palmerstonian Cabinet, nor a mere Whig Cabinet, It comprises prominent members of all the sub-divisions of the Liberal party; and if we also find in the ,list some ...

... Atlantic cables, is not likely to lie attended with the success which would at all warrant the old company in going forward. A Whig of 1797, in a letter to the Daily Newcs, confirms,. in the strongest manner, the statement made in that paper as to the ...

... well as on the other. Whig and Tory ministries are so much alike in their measures because they consist of so much of the same sort of men. The latter usually contains the larger proportion of untitled members, because the Whigs are richer than the Tories ...