... Horsman and Lowe and the moderate Whigs may carry the day. Lord Russell, looking the matter entirely Whig Premier, has evidently not made up his mind from which quarter th'e wind blows ; aud it is a toss-up whether the old Whigs or the Radical young men are ...

... mean reform, and very little, if anything else. And it remains to be seen whether Lord Russell's colleagues of the ancient Whig regime intend to bind him down to that verdict which has been already pronounced by the country, putting that obvious inte ...

... amounted four hundred pounds Of these penalties, one hundred and fifty pounds were paid, and went to the credit of the corporation Whig. ...

... but minor ghosts, such as Lord Llanover and Lord Lyveden, appears be stopping the way agaiD, and silently asking for more Whig passengers. We do not know what Sir George Grey feels, but we can imagine that * brother spirits seem almost urging on Sir ...

... Treasury bench by hia conduct of the negotiations for a commercial treaty with Austria. This is the way in which the Whigs can part with an old adherent and coadjutor of fair ability and unblemished reputation, when some cloudy notions about an infusion ...

... the society must more or less be advanced. He did not agree with the views put forth by some people—both Conservatives and Whigs—that it was the name of one statesman which mainly contributed to the strengthening of the Liberal representatives in the new- ...

... partiality toward liim conceived by the late Pjluce Consort, who thought that in the attempt then made unite the Peelitos and Whigs he would a most useful negotiator and binding link. But Earl Russell never care for him. Once before he summarily ejected him ...

... partiality toward him conceived by the late Prince Consort, who thought that in the attempt then made to unite the Peelites and Whigs he would be a most useful negotiator and binding link. But Earl Russell never seemed to care for him. Once before he summarily ...

... his head nearly off. He died in twenty minutes. At the inquest an Wednesday a verdict of accidental death was returned. The Whigs.—The organs of the Radicals are hopeful that Lord John (as the new chief of the Government is generally called) finds himself ...

... support fron Conservative electors, for unfor- ,ti 13tly there were many more' splits from the recreant ld tidaid-hearted Whigs given to the two Conservative Zieaibers, than there were Tory splits given to Mr. Glad- Tb0 Pev. R. ?? DALE moved the first ...

... among other things attack on the Irish Church, bad caused him some uneasiness. If the Government Bhould fall back into the old Whig Radical class and party combination, Conservative administration would be called for by the country, and supported by it under ...

... its strength under Lord Palmerston. But if the country should be disappointed, if the country should fall back into the old Whig-Radical class and party combination, he believed that a Government would be formed which would once avow its determination ...