... government will fall; and the other is, that if this government fall, presided over by the most eminent statesman now living of the whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the at a governing party in the affairs of this country. But whether the ...

... Bright's sudden conversion into an admirer of that fine old crusted Whig policy, which like some fine old crusted ports are much better in advertisements than in actual experience. The Whigs are always going to do something wonderful for the people, and on ...

... lament this, because it appears to me like confession of weakness. appears as if Lord Russell acknowledged to the world that the Whig party, as far as statesmanship is concerned, was nearly worn out. it be so, it must be by their own policy. Destruction of ...

... of Trade, and this rapid promotion of a young and untried man to a seat in the Cabinet, is regarded bold departure from all Whig official traditions. The explanations given by the Ministerial Journals for this unexampled step, is that the Prime Minister ...

... your projects pursue, And this noble idea keep ever in view ; jjet but Numbers and Noise the ascendancy gain. And then both Whigs and Tories, on Salisbury Plain Will lie Down, down —all of yon, down! Blackwood« Magazine, for January. ...

... Ireland and elsewhere whe are influential will not be slow to use their influence on be- half of William Carleton. - Vorthern Whig. Ivcautiovs Use ov Thursday evening a young man named William Fuller, from Newmarket, and who was on a holid: N visit to his ...

... giant must a remarkable fine specimen of their High-son. —Fun. The old Hairy Stocracy.—lt rumoured that some of the great Whig 6 are opposed to the prospect of a new Reform Bill. It is mvsteriousely hinted that a Northern Duke and a Yorkshire Earl are ...

... Fqrster is a good man of business, very excellent debater, very respectable and very wealthy man. We may surely congratulate the Whigs on promoting persons who have only the qualifications of ability and th© adhesion of Messrs. Goschen and Forster is & certain ...

... conscience of a Whig Government could not make the Reform question an open one. Id point of fact, the determination announced by Lord Russell is one which never would have been arrived at had there been any choice left the Government. The Whigs least of all ...

... and likes winning side best. His notion of a Reform Bill is not measure for redressing political wrongs, but for keeping Whigs in office; and he will not frame one upon the consideration of doing justice so much as of catching votes. Mr. Gibson was ...

... been cause for alarm. There are three candidates for the representation of Brecknock, Mr. Gwyn (Conservative), Lord Brecknock (Whig),and Dr. Price (Radical). Captain Grant the African explorer, has been appointed, second in command of the 4th Goorkha Regiment ...

... extension of the suffrage. endeavoured to show, further, how that Reform was not necessity to the country but only to the Whigs, and to comment the refusal of the nation at large to agitate for that which they cared nothing about. ventured to point out ...