... to have been framed merely to be buried with others that have from time to time been brought into Parliament by successive Whig Governments, and on oue by a Conservative Government. Mr Gladstone, in the course of a speech of two and a half hours, did ...

... time is indeed very great, it will require the utmost prudence to be used in | por order to unite together the Constitutional Whigs, Adullamites” as they have latterly been called, |. with the Conservatives; for without such an ins | fusion into their ranks ...

... al. ready uiscuasing the claims of a new fo utider the Premiership of Lord Stanley, joined by or a number of the moderate Whigs, supporters of the late Lord Palmerston, Such a Government fu would command the confidence of the House of a Commons and the ...

... would warrant them in br oceeding with the remainiug stages of the bill . as it no one who considered the tenacity with whieh Whigs cling to office for one moment believed at they would relinquish their posts as long as ey could find an excuse for remaining ...

... influs ential Liberals have already spoken strongly against it, and that the amendment to be moved by Lord Grosvenor, who is a Whig, will be seconded by Lord Stanley, it is hard to ‘conceive how the government can hope to carry the measure. Although meetings ...

... additional proof that they set, vot upon principle, or upon the principle only of self pre- servation being the firet law of a Whig Cabinet, and all this by their friends Sir Robert Peel aod Mr, Lowe. They find themselves ** Deserted in their utmost need ...

... procuring the assistance of the moderate Whigs in the formatvon of an He has, therefore, made up his Cabinet entirely of his own party. We cannot! but regret this circumstance, because a junction of the Constitutional Whigs with the Conservae tives would have ...

... his jadieial fanctions, he yielted to his own inelinations and the advices of other Judges and remained in his pleee. The Whigs seemed then greatly to bis ution, end made themscives merry at the expense of he Tories, who for their own ambilious ends vought ...

... there need be no panic, even although, as we cannot but expect, the namber of cholora cases should rapidly increase.—Northern Whig. ...

... othe 2 House was grave and par triotio, bat the special fatality which throws these d to be noticed, and the bardens on the Whig perty ba Both Houses did thet oppurtanity was not lost. 3 so did the mes- duty ; v0 did tl he telegraph 3 senger from Osborne ...

... of Englaud more contented, more happy, more wealthy, mors industrious, or more peace- able? Mr Gladstone will answer. The Whigs have long dabbled in the question of Reform; they have made of ita mountebank, from which to ascend the steps to power when ...

... the prevention ofa panie, bat also to satisfy the farmers as to whether the disease really exists in the eountry.— Northern Whig. Florence state pepers that, putting aside the Venetian Italy bas a vital interest that should not have the supremacy in Germany ...