... has received from his late and pres we think, to look forw with & compact and public affairs. The politics of M deseribed as Whig t Ministers may be cor that its former chis pefore. Lord Palme whfive refor favour of Parliame heart to the canse. V He is specially ...

... resigned to the appointment of Earl Russell as premier, returns to the attack upon him and his Whig traditions and practices with undiminished vigour: — The Whigs have not been distinguished in our time by any extraordinary ability. They had bril- 'ant men ...

... administration and the continuance in power of that which succeeded it. Tbe Times has not objected to tbe rule of the tradi- tional Whig names just enumerated for all tbat long period, and why should he now? Indeed the course taken bj our. contemporary at this ...

... difficulties and complications. Assuming v , generally assumed, tbat at some time or tbeotas after the meeting of parliament, the Whig (overs- ment are obliged to cast about for allies, and:!* iv the emergency, they make overtures to us, ikJ our responsibilities ...

... political mind is an orgavic substance, cellular tissue, when compared with the crystallisel | organic stracture of Lord Russell’s Whig creed, but | that very reason it wants the firmer and lower substa to rest upon, in order to give it strength and resistw Itis ...

... a compact and solid administration to guide public affairs. The politics of Ministers may, perhaps, rather be described as Whig than Liberal, bat, on the whole,‘ Ministers may be considered to be more Liberal, now that its former chief is no more, than ...