... without a reserve ships fit for immediate service! So that John Hull has been giving away his money millions year and more to the Whig Lords of the Admiralty, and they have nothing to shew in return it! It time \vc had a change of Ministry, with vengeance! ...

... have been contrived, as—lst to damage the Conservative party as much as possible; 2nd punish those places who send refractory Whigs; 3rd reward boroughs and counties for obedience and aid to Mr. Gladstone, and 4th, to look to the future for help. The first ...

... thus virtually giving the Whigs three Bright, Beales, Russell, Gladstone and Co., but the seats in the council. This year they merely remass of the people of England will probably read the solved to retain their own. While the Whigs (or intelligence with ...

... IRELAND Ii used to be one of the boasts of the Whig party, that whenerer the CoDsereatirca came into power they would find Ireland their “greatest difficulty;” and trill give them the credit of this assertion, that since the Rebellion of 179H they hare ...

... supporters of Earl Russell and his Bill, the Potteries Examiner, tries to help on the Reform cause, by intimidating moderate Whigs and Conservatives in the following exquisite verses;— **THfc SONG OF THE MATCH, Dedicated to Lotve. Horsman, and Company.) ...

... Maync, at unoffending ladies in carriages, the windows of neutral clubs, arc English or American? the moderate and sensible Whigs of Hertfordshire admire these amiable and specially bright proceedings? If so, “ These be Thy Gods, Israel Ax Abxisticb for ...

... that Lord Derby would be asked to accept office, and that he would do so, in case he could secure support from the moderate Whigs; and of this there can scarcely a doubt. But as the week advanced, rumours have been rife that some of the ministers are not ...

... out. deserves to be and the Government with it. For Lord Grosrenor represents a strong body moderate who though they he Whigs, are Whigs of the old school, and prefer their coontry and its great institutions to any parly triumph. But granting it to reach ...

... progressed, the gain is to the Conservatives. At Boston, Mr. T. Parry is unseated, and Mr. Stanniland declared elected. Both are Whig Radicals, and the ferocity of the contest shews that Liberals, left alone, will oppose each other more bitterly than if the ...

... settlement of Uetorm impossible. The Reform Mr. Bright contending lor would all but revolutionary; and (to say nothing of the Whigs) we know that even advanced Radicals regard many of Mr. Bright’s expressions of Monday with unqualified disgust. His assertions ...

... rep f Ist we don't see why Ministers should be let remato ia power They can't carry therr the Conser- vatives and moderate Whigs continue to oppose it, and out they must go, admit now that Lord Derby's bill might Lave beea made a good measure It in 1859—but ...

... periods of 10 and 15 months; together about two years out 20—a mere 10 per cent ol office, while 90 per cent, has lallen to the Whigs! We believe then, that me eminent men, some whom have alreadyreaped the reward ol adherence to constitutional principle, and ...