... present it is weak in the Commons. The Post remarks that Earl Russell's Ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its. abnost purely Whig character is, plainly speak- ing, a source of great disadvantage and weakness, but where is the Government ...

... present it is weak in the Commons. The Post remarks that Earl Russell&' Ministry is pretty Learly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its almbot purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvantage and weak. ness. But where is the Government ...

... _putting lance in rest , could _not _help expressing _hia reppcct and admiration for _the greafc Forei ' _CT Minister of the Whigs . I _have known _the noble _Lord ( _said Sir JamesGraham ) formany . _yeara . It was my good _fortune to _act with him ...

... one m'deea _. _' _^ _i lts ' almost _) purely Whig _' _; charactCT _; _: is _, _' i _externally _^^ peakin _^ a _source of great ' disadvantage and . _J weakness . ; _uYear _: ' after year . the . _Whigs , aa _such _, appearto _exer t _legs inflnence ...

... sothe new Government _would _oiuy nm one _nalc _, and that _woa tbe _danger of falling back into the _groove in _.-which • all _Whig' _Minietera had _previously • _rnn-( _Hear _, hear . ) . _The _requirements of the _times and _the _spirit of the age _were ...

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... ed by the Liberal party at] present. It is weak in the Commons, The Post remarks that Earl nearly a homogenous Whig Government. purely Whig character externally i ak ere is the of great disadvantage and The list of the Government to obtain fresh strength ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer, Bhould be a member of the Rouse of Commons, it is needless to complain of a state of things which Whig I traditionsmake it nearly impossibleto remedy, except to t the extent that party exigencies in the House of Coin- mons may ...

... of the hour is the prospect of a Reform Bill, which it is assumed Lord Russell is pledged to brim into the House. Moderate Whigs are awfully frightened at the prospect of their privileges being swamped by an increase of and the abo- Mira of the small burghs ...

... Owsrase.—l edl a a is age. la the rinses limber. then a rang mead abs bed Pane. is armed a ad,dpd r is Sigtois. a. nosthe la Whig Albs main reed men emblag et blis. asp* way Weber is,. At babble Mar gel orbs. mend d W di his saran woe ghee beep is.. Wag ...

... improve him. It is quite true there is considerable dissatisfaction with the new Pre- mier amongst a certain section of the Whig party, though it is questionable if the dis- satisfaction is creditable. The feeling was at its greatest strength when the ...

... Lords and head of the Cabinet. Everything, fact, as regards the Ministry wears rosy aspect, if full faith can given to our Whig contemporary ; aud we would fain believe that the Government just formed will able to command powerful majority Parliament ...