... authenticlist ola new Cabinet can be em- pected before the beginning of nest week. Until the result of his communication with the Whigs is de. cisively ascertained. the Noble Earl will make no Ministerial arrangements. Up tothismomentnota single-appointmenthasbeen ...

... different question, and, excepting for this consideration, It becomes of scarcely any consequence whether a man professes to be a Whig or a Tory. Now, when we hear it stated that there is no use to bring forward a Tory or Conservative candidate for Glasgowi ...

... the Whigs, for up to li0thedoctnine of ?? that the bill of 1832 vsstoeerecognised as afinalmeasure,andaccordingly Jielucinamethat LordRussell gotwas FinalityJohn Epto 1852, and until it was seen that power was Oppirg out of their hands the Whigs proposed ...

... which would have the effect of debasing the borough. (Cheers.) Lord Am. barley, the son of the Prime Minister, was a moderate Whig, and be had coalesced with a stentorian vision. ary, who by his extreme doctrines had made reform unpalatable, and had rendered ...

... names of gentlemen who were Tories and Whigs, These gentlemen, no doubt, were quite consistent in their support of Provost Grieve, but be held that by the presence of gentlemen who were pro. fessedly Tories and Whigs was a reason why Provost Grieve ought ...

... MR mONCRErFF ON REFORWL ?? ha Times.) The question for the, Whig Alemberifor E 3ifburgh now .e what are tbe prospects of tbe Reform cause end the party in the State which has sapported it. Mr ldoncreiff justly estimates the obssacles which hindere an ...

... Italians again wearing the heavy and grevious Austrian yoke they have cast off. Ie comes back to harass his old patrons, the Whigs, in their foreign policy, to malign the Liberal party. in Tuscany and Central ltaly, and to interpose petty and frivolous obstacles ...

... preferment, as some of the supreme judges and many of the county judges can testify; and in Scotland the Tories raised several Whigs to the Bench. Under Lord Aberdeen's Admilatration, which waa said to be Liberal- Conservative, offices went, of course, to ...

... sanctuary j if they were not quite neglected in the dise bution of the minor patronago. ' Great Whigs smiled at. the notion of a latge infusion of n lelod, and little Whigs asked, with superci ious com- placency, where tsasthe proof that* ew blood was conlfg gforwarA ...

... responding to the toast of his health, said- When he was canvassing the -city he was asked, ,\Vas he a Whig? His answerwas, No, he was not a Whig, if by that was meant the mere fol- lower of any English party-(cheers)-but neither avas he a Tory. (Cheers ...

... .onsomy and reduction of the Income-tax. list 0hen that terrible test of an M.P.'s con- ?? comes a little closer, will our Whig MIl'.'s feel quite so comefortable in having no good deed to boast of exempt ties, that they kept on an income-tax for five ...

... t of Mr Herries,. a. politician of the Liverpool echool,,as Cihancellor of the Exchequer, .bad estranged a section of the Whigs who wished to see Lord Altborip atthe Treasury. Domestic aflic- tion added to his diktresd of mind, and when several of his ...