... when the Whigs are in office, should distended unprecedented and wholly indefensible proportions, that it impossible to give avowed advocate for retrenchment credit for sincerity when find him assisting, bis vote and iufluenco, to place Whig statesmen ...

... Cabinet, that his resignation at any hour may be expected. The two pending elections aye exciting interest. At Totness, the Whig candidate, Mr. Pender, to opposed Mr. John Dent, Conservative, a member of an influential firm in London. At Southampton, the ...

... army to join Th^ nourf, der penalty of dismissal. bar].* No. 2, is completed, and is below Fort ready for sea. The Richmond Whig that if aee assertions could be believed, the result of the h e, ' elections would be equal to the declaration of peace ere ...

... Oxford, Mr. Disraeli, and Mr. j Walpole ; and we refer to them now because of tbe intense virulence with which most of tbe Whig, Radical, and Dissenting papeis, from the Times to the Liberator, have attacked Mr. Disraeli, and mis- represented bis speech ...

... being expended every year excess of tbe amount whicli would have been demanded if the Conservatives had been in power. The Whigs are proverbially and habitually wasteful, improvident, and extravagant ; and the estimates have invariably attained their highest ...

... Foreign Office to Mr. Paget, Copenhagen, tiie of September last, has taken ail parties this country by surprise. Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals alike condemn it ; aud we believe that not one Englishmen in ten thousand would hesitate, for one moment, to ...

... of Lords Palmer ston and Russell. such an emergency we are disposed to forget for the moment tbe distinction between Whigs and Conservatives ; the members of the Government are for representatives of Englishmen, tbe guardians the national honour ...