... ANOTHER SCANDALOUS WHIG RUSSELL AND ELLIOT JOB. The Gocvtte announces the appointment of Rear- Admiral .f the White the Honourable Charles Gilbert John Brydone Elliot, C.B., to be commander-in-chief on the South-East coast of America. This fortunate gentleman ...

... question. Here he spoke not as the enlightened patriot, but as the habitual partisan. HEo seemed more eager to vindicate the Whigs and condemn the Tories, than he was to pro- cure for the werking classes that representation in the legislature to which he ...

... impatient reader may be inclined to ask, wherefore all these particulars about so insignificant a creature as this mnushroom Whig lord? Our reply is, be- cause, in the first place, this lord,insignificant though he be, is a great British ruler and law-maker; ...

... in their operations against the Prussians. So far, then, as the free use of hard and vituperative words is concerned, the Whigs and Conservatives are in the same category. We shall, doubtless, be told on Monday that Lord Palmerston has been obliged to ...

... public opinion; and just as men thiLk, or wish to think, or desire to think, the prers is obliged to utter. Tory to Tory, Whig to Whig, BRdlosl to Radlol-eaoh man has his oven newspaper. The oommercal man reads the Cityivdiola ; the prlzefighter takes ...

... public, then will be the time to designate them. But, how, it may be asked, do we know that the next Reform Bill-be it from the Whig or Tory party -will bo a. bantling? The answer is, only from the nature, the habits, and the antecedents of the parents of ...

... claim the redemption of the pledges made to hem five years ago by chiefs and members of both iarties. He, therefore, reminds Whigs and Tories that hey really did promise to admait the working classes to L share of political power; and he retorts with con- ...

... March, to bring in a Bill for extending the borough franchise to persons paying a 61. rental. This is the measure which the Whigs proposed when they wanted to turn Lord Derby out, and dropped when they had succeeded. It is a measure to which re- formers ...

... better advice to tender than to tell the poor and the plundered to reist from political acti.n, and be thankful for a l Whig Administration,-the death of such h Govern- ment as this cannot be regarded as an irreparable less by any save its own members ...

... THREATENED ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW LORD PALMERSTON'S MINISTRY. Whigs and Conservatives in parliament both declare that the country does not want a Reform BilL The people are apathetic on the subject. The Teries con- tend that, as there is no agitation outside ...

... in an opponent, we thank the , e fbriend for that candour and plain which of late years the Tory party are ?? re tban their Whig rivals. The *I Ged eral eel and Mr. Newdegate ?? vted by the avowed organs of sti Yr. Disraeli. until the very moment .ne had ...

... that gentlemen calling themselves Liberal-Conserva- tives do not entertain more progressive and enlight- ened views than the Whig hacks of the Reform Club. Mr. LFawcett, on the other hand, would to some extent have proven himself a worthy successor of Air ...