... question upon which the present Government gained office-and what have they done towards its settlement ? However, some of the Whig organs, the Globe particularly, profess to be satisfied with the speech, rather amusingly congratulating Lord PA.XmEuSTOn on ...

... regarded as a mistake. Lord John's reply ?? spirited: he felt on sure ground, and threw off a good deal of the nsed-up old Whig air lie often assumes. He was rather grimly jocose in lis funeial oration over reform, and fairly laid himself open to the ...

... under the vague designation of thedtiberal party is going through the process of disintegration. The Peelites, the old Whigs, the young Whigs, the Liberal Conservatives, the Independents, the Radicals, and a variety of nondescript politicians with no dis- ...

... Trade theories of the Manchester School, It was then expressly stipulated 2 that the impost should be for three years; but a Whig CcsANwcEiLoit of the ExcaucQuEn again induced the S House of Commons to continue it to provide for another temporary deficiency; ...

... ; but- it is qut la htt~e let' ., ?? s pay irho flancy they have tha genius forcn a ?? 5 deal; Rii IgiPksCdnsers6Vaos and Whigs,'Cbucvnr ai hs bic i'tthe tere, have haased'theirc'salto ?? dysak ons ad ye aen't yet arrived at Suc a~yindy.TeRdclt :a dS ...

... elbowing in the division lobbies politicians representing f the nearly all the colours of the rainbow. The names of syists Whigs, Radicals, and Chartists now figure in division dans. lists with Conservatives, who have almost as much istian horror of their ...

... correctness of this description of a diplomacy whichb-j puzzling enough to bamboozle such an astute trickster es the great Whig oracle. we only refer t o UP fact justt show that among their ge nerra l tendenoy. W admire arid imitate the Mancuvring of ...

... question to the apathy of the people. 'r ovigo adi bar was no such thing, and at'some length i~~ge hpltcleve honesty of the Whigs, 'in whom he sad heSM a anfdue d whatever. Of course Mr. Norriugton we o odfe rm bart his esteemed and' talented friend Mr ...

... withdrawn by Tori be TomE RUSSxM in terms of affeced complacency, to tbe ,a intense delight of Lord P is resoN end the Whigs;who wyoere getting rather frightened at the Anmericoising teodeon d oies. of their Radical supporters. The Golernmtent bao ...

... John Russell, ties only repre. sentative of the Government wico sat the proceselings out; there was a tolerable number of Whigs aind Whieglings in his rear; but lice benchbes belotv the gangwvay were crowded with the ultra party. Mr. Berkeley had niothing ...

... when they inuet hterve theunselvet for-a struggle in -whieh the aid tk of the penny press might be exesedingly valuable to:the Whig 8a Goverriteiat. IL roir said that the Mouse was pledged to the reductiot of the Patper' (lite1j, tiud it was quite Impossible ...

... extremte of thegresat Libeali party. My lord, I rls say, I regret the position of hon. and distinguishedl members -t of the Whig party, hetwee'n whom and the great Conaserotive hi pasty at the present time there is really little, if any, differ- fa ecues ...