... one risk, sod that is the risk ef taking conutel from email cliqae, and falling back into the narrow greova in which previous Whig Admiout'atioua have been wrecked dood cheers). Government this great empire most not be carried on for the convenience of a ...

... 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 ...

... instance rise above the creditably common-place level, and Wbiggery faints because it has lost iis chief, who was the least Whig of the whole connexion, and in politics nothing not Tory. The general break up ia near, as none know belter than Lord Russell ...

... their eopport, are sot likely, e>en (or one eeeaion. to ecjoy the /ruin of their labotira. The nenie of P.loetelon wee in eTery Whig candidate'! mooth at every hooting!, and waa inoeaiantly haokneyad till it grew almoat threadbare, and thoae who now form the ...

... political crisis impending, that confusion of terns should nroided, each meets as in the reports of tbe Preee. find the terms Whig, Tory,” and Liberal still need, when tbe thing meant ie dtfonot and 1 de mortnis,” A). la truth, the two great parties ...

... father. Lord lies between Fox and Pitt, with the two Cannings bis feat. Then great men are all lying qmetly together. Some wore Whig* and some were Toriee. hot each ih*m in bis own day did great work. The eloquence Chatham and sod, of Fox and nD, “8* many ...

... was obtained will necessitate concessions still larger and larger, and not only Peelitee and Palmerston! us, bat even old Whigs, will become Conservatives ia their opposition to ultra Radical Administration. It is utterly imponaibla that Mr. Bright and ...

... eeodidete* ere likely offer themeclre*—VUeoant Powereeoort io the Ck>aeer«eti«e istereet; esd the of Li*to«*l and Lord Farmoy io Whig internal. Tea List or tbb Confrdi.bate Bo.sr>HOL»xaa.— Tba New Work Tinut of Oct 19th aaya of this now notorious list Every ...

... fulfil these hopes end satisfy tbsss passions. Tbs happy days are passed in which, as the last four yean of Lord Pslmeretoo, Whig Government con 11 •{ford have no policy Reform. cannot subsist on vain hope sod ambigaons professions. Till has formed a resolution ...

... and wisdom of their poliey. and upon tbeir aptitude io aaaimUaiiug io theiu-elves force# which lie about them. is trne that Whig* grow rcboet in lbs bracing air tion, and the fact may consols them for their ciit ; hot if they are wise they will learn to ...

... tbe residue of 100 members who once unhesitatingly obeyed bia ermmaoda- These are tbe Pie'.oriao cohort of tbe genuine old Whigs- They understand thoroughly tbe habits and sweets of office, and may depended upon, ao long as Earl Russell remains Prime Minister ...

... themeelree eipoeed to tremendooa flank attack from below the gangway. the other band, it ia aa difficalk—indeed, more (for the Whigs ere ted to swallowing camela that they rather to like the preceaa)—to aoppoae tbat,|aftcr bia late ratioo on the aobjeot, Mr ...