... Majesty's Ministers once at least during his year of office, without reference to his own estimate of their merits, whether Whigs, Radicals, or Conservatives happen, for the time being, to be in power. As a matter of course, under these circumstances, both ...

... Amiffitud. Amply is V. Lwow. ede'ser. - 1I 1 sw l ts. BBTAIANIM - i• Whammy, • You* stoat 16 to ado Wawa el yuripainels Obwilabsok Whig. retteis to I tostost ' : -AA' WAXT==ateoi=rai=isk=swie 15 ; lowil-15. Wurrink s Marbar.—Apply tot aumew. ft sat es naafi ...

... the most of the lordly and patronizing protection which they afforded to the helpless Coalitionists, Lord Derby came to the Whigs, of whom he drew an iguominious picture. He deeply re. gretted to see them ally themselves to men from whose principles and ...

... macliinary and atock were utterly deatroyed. The loaa it covered in■u ranee. Tory tactics jut now are to ••blarney” the old Whig* and indoee them to resent the influence ofibe pragresnee party represented by Mr Gladstone and Mr. Milner Gibson. The cue ...

... There are two old financiers in that House, both Whigs, and both placed in that House by Whig Premiers, who would scorn to take lessons in finance from Lord or Lord EiLBKBOBOtroH. Mr. Spring Bicb was the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, end Mr. Jokes Lorn ...

... that nc-re liter all than his Chancellor the Hon. C. flrey attempts to show in a 1.. .» ineui ...

... present Government out of office. Lord Palmerston, so far as he has convictions at all, is much more of a Conservative than a Whig. With all his faults he possesses the instincts of the English gentleman, understands his peculiarities, and can, when he pleases ...

... ACT ON. gazed on white-skinned ARTEMIS, (Who does not know the antique Grecian story?) She changed him to a Whig, who once, I wis, Had been a thorough Tory. Then rabid turned on him his numerous hounds, And in Cithmron was a frightful tussle; He used ...

... position. Only eighteen months previously he had issued a proclamation abolishing them and the system altogether; and the Whigs in the House of Commons were loud in advocating it. From China, we learn that the expedition up the Yang tse River was looked ...

... Liberal sticklers for the alleged privileges of the Commons will do well to ponder over what was written Lord Macaulay, the Whig historian, on the question of Lords' privileges, as reprinted in another column. Mr. Gladstone is, fact, making another attempt ...

... Schreiber in nine points out of ten, would yet we fear vote for Co'onel Berkeley. We think this a grievous mistake. They are Whigs not Radicals. What do they in the Radical camp ? If they are at least indifferent to the ballot, aud averse to the £6 suffrage ...

... occasions with the Whig party, and although an unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Governments. Indeed in every instance he avoided office, hut in the dissensions among the Whig party the Political ...