... d Lord Derby is desirous of forming with the Laes- downe section of the Whigs. In 1827 Mr. Caml- ning, thenl the Conservative Prenmier, appealed to the mnoderate inci of the Whig party for support. The appeal was answered by Lord Lansdowne, fa- ther of ...

... Soeloy's rteo6lution, it was negatived by 60 to 33. But the exposure was made; and it proves most incontesta- bly, ?? the whigs have failed in their promises of ?? and their profession of good management. Now tie ,;it .;we bught especially to expect from ...

... RussELL, always con- sidered the foremost in the ranks of the whig aristocracy' E ,-he imd -whenhe 'Itcdid enter the legislaiture,. to I hi 3 succeed CHARLss Jss F~xl as leader of the whig . . o~pposition. But for. his3,-famnily conneations, however,:; ...

... perplexing names of Republican and Democrat, like the Federalists, Whigs, and National Republicans of earlier days, seem to embrace every citizen as neces- sarily as the Whig and Tory parties in England may be expected to embrace every county magnate ...

... which they are so inap- propriately placed. Does the fact that Lord Derby appoint Whigs show that lie is influenced by political considerations'? Is Lord Derby a Whig ? Perhaps our clerical contemporary will afford its readers an explanation of what ...

... error, when, --n few weeks . aftei, they.turned -out his6 ministry, !by joining :the Whigs and Liberals to defeat the Irish Coercion Bill,'-' or bill-which those same Whigs were. obliged to re'-in' troduce the neit:yesr,iive readil) admit. But we. can s.arcely ...

... divided is not a desirable position to be placed in, and Mr. Gladstone is evidently not disposed to be so humiliated. The Whigs are notoriously as exclusive as their talents are medioarete, and' they are not at all partial to be led by a mere man of genius ...

... ilritishi p olicy in Chilna. HOU.S1 0F COMMONS.-THuRSDAY; Mr'. F]I:IEXD gave notici of im motion censrmsing the I;oliiy of Whig Governmaents for the last thity years in filnelltil oostaut wars,% zrl complaining of the part allerlllits have tikten in bringing ...

... Nevertheless it has bad its Whigs and Tories, like other p lrofessions ; and its eminent men have been divided betweenthe parties pretty fairly, as elsewbere. Just as I'Fielding was a Whig and Srnollett a Tory, Burke a t Whig, and Johnson a Tory, so the ...

... the vocation of the Whig Reformer have t both gone, and the place that has known them so Ilong shall now know them no more. It is not easy to guess what Mr Bright will do without his long-tried weapon of agitation, and what the Whig leaders-if such persons ...

... and to hold the reins of power; for, there is no doubt that the corutry is suffering from the effects of Whig mismnanagemenit; and the tendency of Whig po- licy appears likely again to drift us into war. 'We are not aware, in the -modern history of Europe ...

... clashing of interests, to a neutral, as far as personal pre- dilections and connections were concerned,-though he was a strong Whig-to Lord CAMPBELL. Now, Sir RICHARD BETHELL having been before in the field, could not be overlooked; and he was, after some ...