... -M0r. FsattAND, complained or. tbe tyraniy pvetematioally practteed by Whig Governments in the Royal Doolyards, and the practises whiab they had al waye dopted to strengthen the Whig interest in the 'ocisynid ?? a few wordsfron Mr. DALrtLIS the Henoe went ...

... the issue of that debate, which was hardly expected of them consideringhow often and how bitterly they have denounced the Whigs as the ?? great obstruction to all real reform, calling themselves reformers but steadily refusing to reformn. The new revived ...

... to week, I should say there will be neither change of Ministry nor dissolution of Parliament this year. For the latter the Whigs are evidently unprepared: they are waiting for a cry. The Conference nmeets again to-day to try and settle the foolish quarrel ...

... ve majority at the next election. Glad- stone's speech, they say, has entirely done for the present organisation: the old Whigs and most of his colleagues have taken the alarm at his sweeping views; and many of the moderate minded either will not vote ...

... the immediate dissolution of Par- liamernt has died away, but the net result only confirms my former statements that the Whigs were plotting to take the country by surprise and force on an election when the Conservatives were off their guard; and that ...

... Were the Prince of Wales at all inclined to be factious, or were the Opposition base enough to follow the precedent of the Whig Opposition and the last Prince of Vales Earl Russell would not be Foreign Minister twenty-four hours longer. As it is poor ...

... Ministry when nothing had been decided upon. Palmrerton declared he would resign, but wee prevailed upon by thae calmer oldl Whig portion to stay en, as the deluge would follow upon his retirement. There is a saying of Pam's going. about with reference ...

... present House of C6mmona will have xuni its elotted span, and Bucks will be again represented by two Conserva- tives and one Whig. I do not behave in this story, because Mr. Harvey stated very plainly on the hastings that 1the Conservatives wouldlflght ...

... indeed; that the army and navy estimates will be cut down to the very lowest figure. This is the little game on which the Whigs will go to the country. You see how we have reformed things; why last year we cut off so many millions, and this year we ...

... a reception very different from that received by General Haynau some thirteen years ago. All parties gather round him, and Whig and Tory strive who shall do hin most honour, although the Democrats would have kept him to themselves if they could, and thus ...

... curious too, that Lady Palmerston is the last of her family. As the sister of Lord Melbourne all the estates of that celebrated Whig utinister have descended to her, itnd are new, at her bens; and it has long been generally understood that Yillt will inherit ...

... pt'sioo Sir- Cacorgit Cart for hit obstinacy in ithe rivu I! Wri-lit tnbt it is all ?? ad parcel of his Creed, it, a win'i Whig-, not 'to let the people enecreach upon the ?? 1.i ?? iexelit when Cthe Whtigs, are out of office. of er erybsyknows that t ...