... 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 ...

... that the Budget was on ily ccmmunicated to ministers a week before it was expounded in parliament. Perhaps in the state of Whig and Radical parties it is not possible to have a united Cabinet, and it is the general opinion that as oen section yielded ...

... ning it ,a in the highest degree impolitic. Mr. HncDAan ni edg it, Mr. HoRISAL ?? itseveral of the msostoon- ,l members of the Whig party opposed it. But it was iot only opposed by the Governor of the Bank of England, by the representative of one of the largest ...

... respect for the great services he has rendered the country in the course of-a life extending over nearly half a century. The old Whigs win naturally be proud of the honour Shewn to the traditional leader of their party, and the Radicals in their turn will c ...

... by creation, and will be known for the future as Baron BcEscxELcY, of Berkeley Castle. This lucky gentle- man is a genuine Whig and a junior Lord of the Admiralty, and so far as we can discover these appear to be the only claims which he can possibly ...

... wit any one manes name, and Lord John Russell has alwaya 'maintained that It had the effect of destroying the syma~try ofthe Whig measure, andI frnetrjping ,Wh Ipectatiiasdn i'the~ccuaties. ThesDuke' -the',Merqsets4tood 'forward-as the county member and ...

... must be always apologising to the country like CHAzLEs II. to his courtiers for the unconscion. able time it is dying; if the Whigs are really getting as ashamed of their parasitical dependence on the Peelites and Liberal Conservatives as they are universally ...

... as the Western Visnee, that he was almost as good a Tory as Dr. Jouasos, and almost as great a bigot as the leaders of the Whig party were in those days,-or that, to slum sip all his defects in a sentence, he ?? as much a representative man of the political ...

... nary States `-dngiio~, insurgent States-or obviously used for their advantage. A letter has been published in the Bichmond Whig comn- plaining of Mr. Davis and Mr. Walker, President and War Secretary of ihe Confederacy. The troops, says the writer, sre ...

... about the services by which our friend supposes Dr. PmAPoTr'S got this Bishoprio. Many a divine ase been made a Bishop by the Whigs for less services than writing e pamphlet. Dr. PUisuorTTs was one of those men who are marked out even at College for a Bishopric ...

... county in conferringthis high honour on the Earl of Davow; but if for some contemptible party reasons the Government preferred a Whig nobleman to the - Earl of Dzvor, we should have preferred to see either Lord PORTrXO0TH. or Lord PoLTumorn, anyone in fact ...

... but his Admiast seduomnbeen tao .Lse been pronounced a failure. There hamsdtabenta 'Oor unpopuilar minister, and all the late Whig Governments 8voided him as much as possible, lest he should involve them In his own ill tame. A new generation has sprung up ...