... the much-belauded Government of the United States. And why have these ruinous machinations failed? How happens it that the Whig Reform Bill was scouted from the House of Commons? That Mr. BERKELEY'S annual ballot motion was treated last session with blank ...

... GLADSTONE'S finance s likely to land him, before he brings forward his next Budget, in about as unenviable a position as ever Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer floundered in. Plymouth is at length in a fair way to maintain its Conservative character. The ...

... surprise any one that a Whig leadingjournar should write favourably to the so eagerly coveted( alliance. Since the veteran chief of the Whig party amuses himself in bullying his ally every now ant . then, it is but rational that the Whig journal ahoula s )ften ...

... have succeeded in predueinr a roomy carriage Ibr four persons, to open and close instertly, an quite suitable for one horse, Whig no heavier than the otainar brougham —one just itnished, and several building to oreer, ar, now on view at their Manufactory ...

... we have never been able to understand. The very fact of his coming forward shows the dearth of rising talent amongst the Whigs ; and. the increasing tendencies of the Liberal party to augment their ranks, not from political celebrities, not from men ...

... ngst the party with which he was politically connected—in hundreds of rustic homes where his bounty has been felt—amongst Whigs and Tories, English, Scotch, and Irish men, there will be a wide-spread sense of bereavement, the instinctive testimony which ...

... impassioned, and cool without being inanimate. It is difficult to say whether we ever saw the best of this lamented nobleman. Whig Governments have now had for so long a period possession of power that the brief intervals of office afforded to the Conservative ...

... Hutt, M.P., Sir W. Atherton, M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of parliament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. ...

... thinkers, not the organ of the Treasury. When the lamented death of Mr. WILsoN wholly emancipated it from connection with Whig financiers and Radical -pliticians, and when m3rked ingratitude with which his memory was treated by his former supe- riors ...

... _,;fty, headed by the present Foreign Minister, that return voyage she would make a profitable be handled by anybody but a Whig governwas very much underpowered; she alw,6 8 w as, b . s _, t'he one greet reason to be given for this was that the additional ...

... headed b . return voyage she would make a profitable on a y the present Fereign Minister, that ri e handled by anybody but a Whig governwas very much underpowered; she alwaas was, l e one . great reason to le. given for this was that the additional machinery ...

... ion with Lord at its head and Lord MALMESBURY as its Foreign Minister. Yet one of the speakers is that coming man of the Whig party, Lord ENFIELD himself ; and the other that Mr. lIINBURY, who two years since saw nothing but ruin and destruction in ...