... But our distrust is not confined to this old Whig statesman, now so soon to sink into a Peerage and insignificance for we have no faith in any Administration which rejoices in the name of exclusive Whig, or the still comprehensive title of Liberal; ...

... the property, the title and peerage will be resuscitated In the person of Lord John Rowell. The retirement of this emiudit Whig stateeman the House of Commons I the leadership of the Liberal party a sure inheritance to Mr. Gladstone ea the next change ...

... 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 ...

... of the property, the title and peerage will be resuscitated the person of Lord John Russell. The retirement of this eminent Whig statesman from the House of Commons leaves the leadership of the Liberal party a sure inheritance to Mr. Gladstone on the next ...

... Liberal party. For one brief interval an attempt was, indeed, ma to conduct the affairs of Government on Whig principles without the chief of the Whigs; but the result was not such as to induce any one to desire a ition of the experiment ; and so long he ...

... Russell entered Parliament in 1813, at a period when the gloomy reign Toryism may con; sidered to have reached its zenith. The Whig minority in the House of Commons was small in number, and Liberal principles were obnoxious to people whose passions had been ...

... alluded to elaewij' i seem to have given satisfaction to noitody. Here ic old names again. amount merit outside of ihe charmed Whig circle, with which Lord Palmerston surrounds himself, will help man to high office. Some of the veterans are in failing health ...

... men are wasted—we cannot le depending on the •-old bands forever, and yet where are we to look for their insorcssors? The Whig pa•ty is uncommonly feeble in thin partcidar, amt Mr. Disraeli is at least wiser the, lard l'ulmerston in his aptitude for ...

... appointment of coroner by them would not lessen its importanco and would prevent tho party strife often produced by Tory and Whig competition. If considered such step would bo giving too much power Great Unpaid, try universal suffrage election—for somo ...

... of the man between two stools. Conservatism is greatly in the ascendant. Even the city of London, so long represented by a Whig, will this election select tried and staunoh member of the Conservative party. Lord Mayor Cubitt has already sat many years ...

... and driven to find a seat in the Irish nomination borough of Bandon Bridge. In IS3O, on the succession of Lord Grey and the Whigs to office, he was made Paymaster of the Forces, but ** ithout a seat in the Cabinet. He was nevertheless appointed one of a ...

... else- where, seem to have given satisfaction to nobody. Here are the old names again. No amount of merit outside of the charmed Whig circle, with which Lord Palmerston surrounds himself, will help a man to high office. Some of the veterans are in failing health ...