... present it is weak ii t Commons. The rost remarks that Earl Russell's Ministry is rnt nearly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its ?? purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a source great disadvantage and weaksesss But where ii th Government to obtain ...

... country; and we 'can hardly fear, with such an example ' before them, that his colleagues will fail to give 1. the illustrious Whig Lord the sincere and united support necessary to. make his Government a.- strong ;one. The speech of the CHAwMeLLOR is highly ...

... dei. sion with respect to the first of these question will determine, in the public mind, whether tih Liberal element or the Whig element is pred,,j nant in his character and policy-whether he is really one of that great popular party on *,hith he must ...

... i, THE : RECONSTRh'CrnO OF TIE CAINIT. -It is not the Tories alone with whom the new Government will' have to contend. The Whig men are confessedly more competent than the Tory men to meet the needs of the ! hour and if it were a qilbtion between Lord ...

... England is not a country that has been created for the benefit of Whig Lords. And great is the official consternation consequent upon the discovery. The notion that a little committee of Whig peers could manage the affairs of Great Britain, is dispelled. ...

... seat just so long as the Marquis of Lansdowne pleases. lis opposition then depends on the question, whether the aristocratic Whigs wil desert and oist Erl Russell. Now this is a very different thing from opposing Mr. Gladstone. It would imply a rending in ...

... But we think it proves more than this. Mu. Gsosru& is more than a good business man. He is a good Liberal-not at all of the *Whig order. His Liberalism is entirely of the modern kind, genuine, hearty, earnest, as little to do with the kind of Liberalism ...