... risk, and that is the risk of taking counsel from a small clique, and falling back into the narrow groove in which previous Whig Administrations have been wrecked (loud cheets). The government of this great empire must not be carried on for the convenience ...

... Commonsm. Thre Peef relusrks that Earl Rusaell's Ministry, is pretty imirly a bomongerions wVhig Griovrmenrt. Its almost puarely Whig character, externally. speaking. is a source of great disir' vantage and weakne-s. pilut where is the Government to obtain ...

... matter delibetation-of calculation- whether clever young mao should enter the political combat-ground the on* side or the other, Whig or Tory. Clever men, to guide the State,’ were sought both sides, but sought for much more for patty interest—for the retention ...

... It is weak in the Commons. Tho Dost remarks that Earl Russell’s Ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvantage and weakness ; but where is the government ...

... he le One chargers, all other A. r. 0 0 • 0 0 Jester Wing Osseuesiest.- IN 0 0 highest 0 0 Nester Ohm 100 0 0 Ws Whig will sash hem ales na. per er a. 20 y. peyote* repair of arse of of their rm. The will also draw Es. 50. Allawsmaa. All Man ...

... contemporary in an ar tioson the reeooolgeostod Mipietry says that , the old Isom- *blob was so etrongly made egainst the Whig Oovesomeot of 1846 bids fair to renew itself. The Oivetoment without Lord • Eausascrom, esti With the addition of Lord CLABINDOSti ...

... 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 ...

... tbe Liberal party. present it weak Ommona. The Post remarks that Earl Roßaell’a Ministry is pretty neatly a Whig Gofernmaut. almost purely Whig character ia, externally speaking, a scarce great disadvantage and weakne. ; bot where is tbe Government gain ...

... tempore, and were it possible for his lordship to carry out the stand-still economy of his predecessor, with the help of timid Whigs and Liberal-Conservatives, Earl Russell, too, might haply wear out his allotted term, and piss away into history in Ministerial ...

... 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 ...

... is, exarnined as a whole. Every inch of it is a s ady, aud the general effect is inexpresaibly pleasing. From the NORTHERN WHIG of 13th October. Last April the Exhibition Room of Messrs. Ward & Co., Donegall Place, was crowded lor many days by admirers ...

... It la week in the Cummons. e T'he Post remarks that Earl Russells ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a s source of great dleiavantage and weskneso; but where d is the government ...