... Rarely is anything heard when millions an being voted away, save a feeble remonstrance. to riva Cabinets, the race between Whig and Tory seems to be b which can spend money the faster, or pde up the higher th already vast figures in the annual balance-sheet ...

... the uncalled-for intervention of the subjects of the parent state. SPE- ATZII.-The Whig party have, to begin with, no real leader. Lord Palmerston is no leader of the 'Whigs. They can accept his foreign policy with cordiality, and, like all other Englishmen ...

... volunteered again the service of his country, and was a short time on duty Portland. In politics he called himself a Washington whig ; religious views he was Baptist, and for many years he was member of that church. He was of temperate and industrious habits ...

... truth, and shaped their conduct accordingly, far their private interests are concerned. Having referred to the break-up of the Whig-Radical compact, and expressed the bebef that the electoral body is sick of mere party discussions and intrigues, and wishes ...

... ) APOSTACY OF THE WHIG PARTY, My Lord Mayor, I cannot say that look with entire satisfaction on the state of parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and concern on the position of the remnants of that great Whig party that was honoured ...

... haslo»8 W successfully employed. has recently been Churchmen in various quarters with the most jjjnisW results, subservient Whig supporters of having been found opposition to Sir John though they had previously been his supp her, would there be any breach ...

... brother ot Lord John Russell than by any abilities of his own, and though hit advice was much sought by the leaders of the Whig party, he seldom took active part in the Parliamentary debates. The Duke was liberal supporter of the turf, and admirable landlord ...

... of superiority over our fathers. Burke would the ne ed at the quality of the political philosophy which vital great schocl Whig thinkers now exhibits. The hy then - 011 tbe relations of the two Houses was argued spoil to tne spirit of men who thought ...

... his colleagues in the Cabinet, with, perhaps, the solitary exception of the President of the Board of Trade. But with your Whigs and Radicals every thing gives way to party, and hence it came to pass that, even Lord Palmerston, who told a deputation of ...

... ate of parties this country. look, above all, with deep regret and conceit) upon the position the remnant of tbet once greet Whig parly, which, win it waa honoured the names of Grey, Brougham, Mackioteab, 1 ueemed it honour to belong to; and 1 see, with ...

... the nation, carrying the threat rather too far, and making the tenure of office rather ridiculous. Everybody has given the Whigs credit for clinging place under any sufferance, and the Coalition which got in on artifice can only remain by an absence of ...

... exercise an injurious influence upon all the main sources of taxation, and grievously impair the aggregate result. Now, even the Whig Economist, with obvious desire to put the best possible complexion on our commercial prospects, for the sake of the Budget ...