... thing will cure the Premier of his old tricks of taking care of his relations, and upholding the tra- ditions of the great Whig family to which he belongs, of never losing an opportunity of feathering its nest at the expense of anything or anybody. Lord ...

... intern_ and upset every calculation. What, with their Reform Bill, the Jamaica difficulty l the support of MIrBRIGHT — the Whig-Radica Cabinet, -still incomplete, be it remembered, has dangers of first-rate magnitude before it, and Earl RUSSELL is not ...

... shoes prodded eath • was greased. Up to doe be had used the to dad hits, bat he llod i• The Ohairrosa that If had say bop of , Whig tholaie to a but the wield wed over le their es wpm, at 111111611111 001107. talialb. Grand Jary ignored the billa of hallaborst ...

... ale i 15.05. lis a he the 14th. et midi bars has dialdede tbs Let by ail mesa s seed. is to 'Pubs gessal dm om 4 set dim to Whig is made pretesee. M Is apprise es impair it peably he a father pommies. It Medea is the the mei might wehi sway as a pmeesk ...

... on all mallets which do nut menace his order, but Mr. Bright took the invitation to him es an ac keowledgment that the old Whig* aide nearly were ow, and suggested that ell d all the Whi gs wa re couitottebly delimited in r I would still be possible ...

... that wwe lei le the edablishwera. b 17 mow thee it, emeaspemilleg emelt of last year ; and the weekbouse report Wee twee SMI Whig a el IS, Asa JONI amd berbey hal Is the here a three Wm WM sad it was limed that AS Ila led asereasil is bar daps. the seestar ...

... Stanley—from the Opposition. Suppose I that all the old Whigs—and Ido not speak them without respect, because, in past times, the country has had great service from many of them —but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited, with all symbols of national ...

... jtnade palatable by a man who declared that the onus prebandi lay solely with the advocates of exclusion, and by a group of old Whigs who, if exclusion be not their principle, have no raison d'etre. There, too, is the Jamaica question, to be axfjued by a Minister ...

... history has been comprised in the continual contests be. tween the Ministerialists and the Opposition. Whether the Cabinet was of Whig or Tory formation mattered little. Their principles were not totally at variance. So long ■s the one retained office, the other ...

... constitutes the necessity for a reform bill. Against such a course we are glad to find not only the leading journal, but thoroughly Whig papers like the Spectator, protesting. There is one single but sufficient reason why a reform bill is needed. It is that the ...

... PIGOTT.] . ---• A LEGEND OF CLON ALLEN TOWER. signs himself An Ulster Scot, thus warns the are foretelling in the Great Whig House Is 1 DAVIS V. HEWERTEOII. As we stated last week, the examination of the pri- ' days when Alfred ruled the land, supporters ...

... the support of the more advanced Liberals it will, especially on the question of Reform, weaken the ministerial hold of the Whigs and increase the opposition of the Conservatives. Earl Russell has said that ministers will not remain unless they can carry ...