... was an unfortunate circumstance, but it is historically true, that the Whigs had never produced a Chanceller of the Exchequer.-(Laughter and ?? believed some of the leading Whigs admitted what he said, but some of them had put in a plea for Sir Robert ...

... •fcsire nothing better. Lord Edward St. MiW, the second son of our noble Lord Lieutenant isone'of tho most young men ol the Whig party ; and will no 4oubt hereafter prove himself well worth Wie attention the Liberal party of Devcis. Atpresenthislordship ...

... to go on The defendant called the plaintiff a devil incarnate. You know it was taid by the Tories that Lucifer was the first Whig. After a consultation, Mr. Temple said if hie client were allowed to bo put on his oath, and state that he had never discharged ...

... THE ACCIDENT TO MR. COXWELLS BALLOON. NARRATIVE OF THE AERONAUTS. Mr. Coxwoll, statement made to the Northern Whig, j says that the inflation and a3cent of the balloon were in every respect satisfactory. an altitudo of about 3,000 feet the air did not ...

... work to the Whigs, and of resigning his Premiership,. but that the ''Whigs were unable to form a Government, though the refunal of Lord Grey to sit in the .same Cabinet with Lord Paltherstonm. The rast Earl 'Grey was the only one of the Whigs who stubbornly ...

... must leave the questions discussed by these gentlemen to a more favourable opportunity, simply remarking that nothing but a Whig-Radical combi- nation could everhave produced a tenacity sufficiently strong to effect the cohesion of such heterogeneous political ...

... and the purport of them remains recorded in Hansard. The same opinion distinguished the salient words of Mr. Lowe, himself Whig Liberal lately in office, If the persons linked with democracy failed to carry extension of the franchise, they would *' ...

... enant (Carrington) would take his place. But Mr. Dun Pr6 repudiates th e arrangement and offers himself againi, while the Whigs ar3 still hesitating whether they shall put forward a candidate of their own. Mr. Berkeley in his Ballot speech the ether night ...

... suode of strengthening the Cabinet in the Lower House. Nobody is willing to give way-even the juniors, strong in their old Whig support- refuse to resign. Of course these are mere rumnours and suppositions,and I should he very sorry to vouch for their ...

... Opposition. But for the control of the illustrious Minister, it would have been impossible for the different sections of the Whig-Radical Coalition to have held together after the rejection of Lord Russell's universally condemned Reform Bill. The conviction ...

... therefore hope Lord ELOico will stick to his idea of a Commission. If we must have Reform, at all events let us have not a pure Whig Bill, or a party measure at all, but a Bill in which a(I parties can heartily concur, that is, a Bill based upon the principle ...

... as patiently as we may, the assembling of the Legislature ; indulging the hope that this will be the last innings of the Whigs for very many years to come. ...