... the world. The Tory augury has undoubtedly come true, but not by any means in the form in which It was expected, either by Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. The ques- tion of popular education was almaost always argiu d, beth by friends and foes, as if it were ...

... extremists in Con. greas to clothe the negro with voting power. The Republican party, being made up of the remains of the old Whig party, have a wholesome remembrance of the power which their Democratic opponents maintained for so many years before the war ...

... Hitherto the reforming genius has left us nut In the cold, the Scottish Universitles being obviously not certainties in tbe Whig calculation of 1832. The educational and the profeseionalclaeses are certainly not fairly, if indeed we can, excepting, of ...

... boast on the hustings that he was the slave of no party, and that he despised both Whig and Tory. They were both worthless, he said, but, if anything, the Whigs were worst; for they had done nothing for poor Ireland, 'which was bleeding from every ...

... being T unrepresented, were gradually obtaining po- litical importance in many of the English boroughs. Then the moderate Whigs received it either with hesitating or hypocritical ap- a proval, and some of them broke off from their V party rather than ...

... 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 ...

... cue t4e Church E-'tsbii hronot., lest year's Lavi B il, ne-d educa~tion, but, n thug sb-tnt the aec irnst Auc of Unit 0. The Whigs had done notbrng fur pnor Ireland, whic~h woo bl-eedog f-om every nPoes. It appears since I last scdreseed you, by MrlDoanelly's ...

... distincti Nrus it be forgotten that a short period out of ofice is an alterative and a tonic. in the bracing air Qf Opposition Whigs grow strong, and aclhieve an aadacity which they lose when long d ebauched by the sweets of place. With no- thitig to do but ...

... INTERPLEGNU.d. (From our own Corresrondent,) Loxnos, July 1, Lord Derby'5 efforts to form a Coalition Cabinet have failed. Thi Whigs have refneed to join his Adminfistration, and the country msnt conue. quently be prepared for a Conservative Covern- mnent ...

... Green & Co., London) The Sit-Kat Club, which Bulingbroke censures for extravagance, was the stronghold of his oppon. ents, the Whigs, and Horace Walpole insists that, far from being a mere set of wits, they were the patriots that saved Great Britain. It consisted ...

... section of the Whig party which opposed the policy' of the late Government on the Reform question. Amongst the strangle sumours current yesterday, we may state that it was asserted that an atbempt had boeen made to form another Whig Administration., ...

... will be well for Liberals therefore to is watch keenly the proceedings of the Foreign E Office, whether occupied by Tory or by Whig.ia That office is absolutely certain to interfere,v if only from its traditions, in the Eastern questions and nearly certain ...