... great questions with which Lord RUSSELL had to deal, his Whig bias and thorough party-training unquestion- ably injured the tone of his policy. With regard to the oppression of Poland, his Whig principles rendered him thoroughly restless, and his par ...

... arty -act comn- Sntbed by the Whigs. In 'the second place, the N7h1ig abandonment of Parliamentary Re- uric has laid the partyopen toa much graver charg thaet' Olectio an thatlof using a reform bill as an fore the cry. The Whigs stand counictedbe6. had brCOuntry ...

... naturally democratic, no doubt, but so many instances of Tory fathers sending Liberal Con' servative sons, and Whig parents dismissing Whig Radical and Radical sons Into the political arena, cannot be. altogether explained, unless upon the hypothesis ...

... The Liberals, therefore, are not to look to the Whigs for leadershi), unetil tile WWhigs shall again have need of the Liberals. If, when that period arrives, thle Liberals shall have need of the Whigs, we may expect wlhat is termed popular miensures ...

... be treated as a question of party politics. In point of fact no one has so treated it. A candidate who unites in his favour Whig, Liberal, Tory, Conservative, Independent Opposition, and Ultramon- teno certificates can scarcely be considered a party can- ...

... Lord Stanley (the late Earl of Derby), and Sir E. P. Hoghton, Bart., were the members for Preston. They both represented the Whig or Stanley interest in the borough, and had been returned in 1796, after a keen con- test with Mr. John Horrocks, manufacturer ...

... probably leave some of his readers more in the dark on the matter of constitu- tional principles than they expected, from the Whig leader who drew up the law by which our national representation is at present ruled. On this subject he says:- There were evidently ...

... find it difficult to give s atiosfatory reply. Bat we may judge by the tenour of his and other Whig discourses, that neither the present or any other Whig Government would view with favour a ?? Reform Bill. GIRQACOHUB. T'm Lord Chancellor' rectory of ...

... A meeting of eectors will ahoetly take place. No rnere Whig has a cbane We want a thoroughly eanest reformer, a shade le exteme thn Bright-more local in bia sympathies than Cobden-less ol a Whig than Lord Enfield-better posted than Lord Fer. moy or arey ...

... The sounds of approaching strife on the old o5ttle-ground of Parliamentary Reform are ow so clear and strong, that: the old Whigs, -ho were comfortably resting in the opinion that the basis of the constitution would not bevidened in their time, are beginning ...

... spread of education than the advocates of a compulsory national system; more for careful constitutional precedent than the Whigs; and more for the spiritual independence of the Church than the 1higheat Tories. He unies, cotton with culture, Meanchenter ...

... TWENTY-SEVEN MURDERS BY GUERILLAS IN EAST TENNESSEE. Brownlow's Knoxville Whig publishes a letter dated at Cleveland, Tennessee, December 5, giving the details of horrible murders committed in Polk and Bradley counties by roving bands of guerillas. On ...