... fairly taken away the breath of all believers in routine. It was as unexpected by that gentleman himself as by the various Whig notables who longed for that easiest of easy chairs. They are very angry at the notion of a man whose property chiefl lies ...

... Derby's spaeful declaration thatber Majesty would not aeptb Mr Bright as one -of-her Tconoilors', was applauded aliki, by Whigs and Tories.-. TTe ide6 .of John Bright being offered. a place in' the6Govermi'entbn*a, oa-the, faceofl it, absurd,' aiid unwort4y ...

... Catho- 7ics at the late election by his Oaths Bill of last session. Yet he has been passed over. Mr. Bouverie is a consistent Whig, end a man of great ability; but because he took part in the emeute against Lord J. Russell after the Vienna negotiations, ...

... society. It was consistent with her ancient policy, and uniform with her interests, that this should he so. The opinions of the Whig and the Chartist were adopted more generally by the Dissenters and the massess At all events, the leaders of those who called ...

... Lord Palmerston's Cabinet, entered into an alliance with Lord Russell's. It is needless to say that viery many Palmerstonian Whigs, or Palmer- stzonian Conservatives, as perhaps they should b e called, will not be disposed to support a policy so diametrically ...

... the Hindoo priest, and is of great antho- I rity. Now, I have no doubt that there are prophesy- Iing Brahmins in the Great Whig House somewhere, and I dare say they are foretelling all sorts of e.::s that may come from the passing of this Bill. I Leae ...

... to join his Government, as such a fact looked like a confession of weakness, and a proof of the general complaint that the Whigs had not en- couraged young men. Surely Lord Russell could find among the members of the Liberal party some who would join his ...

... motives, might deprecate Mr. Stanafeld't return to office; but those amongst us best able to judge would be glsd, as long as the Whigs remaim in power, to see the country reap the advantage of his great and acknowledged abiliti,, well knowing that what they ...

... took up other cries. It was some time before the service could begin. ARREsT OF ALLEGED FENiANs.-On Monday, says the Northern Whig, the police surrounded five houses in the townland of Tyholland, about two miles from Monaghan, where they arrested five men ...

... 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 ...

... the vex- ation of giting way to a rival. His imprudent rupture with Lord Palmerston in the winter of 1851 first drove the Whig party from puwur, and then provided it with a more acceptable chief. It was remarked that the new members of 1852 knewnothing ...

... because a free press and parliamentary government provide the means for incessantly exposing the family jobbery, not only of Whigs, but of office-holders in general, that the abuses of to-day are. so much less glaring than those of the past. Every man who ...