... the different parties on our political arena. The parties we take it, may be intelligibly described as the Conservative, the Whig, and the Radical, of which the first is constitutional in theory and practice, the second in theory but not in practice, and ...

... expense of the rest. But this is the Whig view of an aristocracy. As the outspoken ROEBUCK exclaimed in the House of Commons, Lord Joint RUSSELL looks upon England as but an appanage of Whiggism. Hence it is that Whig cabinets, ministries, and offices, ...

... and decorations. The scenery consistencies upon this point, and of satisfying the natienal celebrities. He had joined the Whig party Iby Messrs. Grieve, Telbin, Danson, Cuthbert, Dawes, &c.- The lane, Fleet-street, London. public that he is not very ...

... that on MAcHrAvELLI touches occasionally upon cognate subjects, but always in the same spirit, showing that that element of Whig opinions which sets itself in opposition to the clergy pervaded every effort of Lord MAcA.trLAN's mind when it was devoted ...

... likely to assume a 'very animated tone. If Lord COWLEY'S opinions are , to be rediscussed by that equally discordant body, the Whig Cabinet, Central Italy will at least have ample time to consolidate its liberties and prepare its defences in the event of ...

... the cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because, when one reflects on the conduct of the Whig government in the Revolution of 1818, who, by means of our consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed 'secret ...

... of Parliament. The old heathen sentiment, Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die, was never better illustrated. The Whigs have been living as if the dies ira were never to come round; as if they had accepted office with a condition of perpetual ...

... yesterday commenced at Five and finished at Eight o'clock. LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. There is reason to believe that the Whig Government are in considerable difficulties about their Christmas bills, and that their creditors, the British public, must ...

... Walewski presumed too much, and he is discharged in consequence. Under these circumstances it is rather amusing to find the Whig evening organ exulting in its superior wisdom, and asserting that the pamphlet was by no means to be taken as the embodiment ...

... liberty of the Legations, and this the highly intelligent Lord FEILDING is of opinion is a matter of great gratification; for the Whig Govern. ment in 1848 bribed the people of the States of the Church at the rate of two shillings and three-halfpence a piece ...

... Pleasures of Hope. At an early Teriod of his career he identified himself with the Liberal cause and the politics of the Whig party; the original bias of his mind having been fixed and confirmed by witnessing the trial for high treason of Gerald, Muir ...

... promise the Whig-Radical Ministry a great and timely relief, and the country a sound measure, which must consolidate, instead of impairing or shaking, our present institutions. The gain, anyhow, would be a sure one. The venture of a Whig-Radical sop, ...