... would be taken likely to lead to a ministerial crisis, so that the Whigs are safe for this year. We must, however, be prepared for a, supplementary budget in order lo fill up that usual Whig hole-a deficit. WYell, a ear will soon pass away, and even Mr. Gladstone ...

... societies sprung into existence. The distinctive principles of party still exist, no doubt A Tory has not yet become a Whig, nor a Whig a Radical; and though the sharp outlines whichfifteen or twenty years ago separated each of these may have faded or been ...

... captured by some of our neg By them you will see that the rebels are » GUY coue vinced that they have been routed in kK The Whiie Whig’s editorial says it never expected success the rebel army was under such incompetent ger Se Lod about the Examiner is stiil ...

... surrender of the men that had been seized before all things indispensable ; and all Europe endorsed the claim. Tories well Whigs supported the demand that without which the honour of our insulted flag could not he maintained. Equally did the country approve ...

... with serious disasters, but in the heart of a people resolved to be free disaster stimulates increased axertion. The Richmond Whig thinks that the Jefferson Davis Government is the most lamentable failure in history, and says that the helm should be surrendered ...

... ve party may draw the curtains and resume its repose. The deluge is not yet though Counsellor Coleridge hath come out as a whig and something more, Lord Lyndhurst once described in auger, the present able and upright Lord Chief Justice of England. Mr ...

... were a trival matter, and the five points were the summun boniiin, and nothing but the five points would they a-cept. The whigs were renegades and radicals and free-traders not to be trusted, and meetingheld for the cheapening of the poor man's loaf, ...

... England. No doubt ( a discretion will exercised in the choice . successor as was shown when Dr. Sumner was I to the high office. whig government made i I Archhishop of Canterbury, though not himself H - politician of that school, and looking out for his 'accessor ...

... Disraeli dealt wit thesubj-'ct. Itjippears to us that this is praise the mark. Mr. Disraeli made some telling P r! hits at the Whig families who hold property g' '' ' to them at the expulsion of the Roman C'atho.' Church from England, but he said nothing ...

... thit history is the remarkable simi. larity of oircmetsmsances between the commencement and the close of Ibis periosd. The Whigs Caere its oftite Its the year 1842 jttst as they are ino 1862. Pasties in the Honses of Commons waet so nearly balanced ttsot ...

... in the history of our Finances, which Sir STArFOnD NORTHCOTE is rumoured to be preparing, as the Minister of Deficits. The Whigs boast of their Single-speech HAMILTON, why should they not also have a Deficit GLADSTONE ? Mr. GnADSTONE seems to have a positive ...

... principles as Protestants, a bond of union which drew them together in that time of danger. Churchmen and Dissenters, Tories and Whigs, united to drive from power, and to exile from our shores, the worst man, and the worst king that ever disgraced a throne, ...