... had a Whig Government in office, carrying out under the leadership of Lord PALMERISTON the policy of the Earl of DEiUmy, with the nominal support, if not alss the sympathy, of all parties except the powerless faction of Mr. BRIGHT. We have now a Whig Government ...

... 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 ...

... ? Well, in answer to that quertien I venture to say that they have as often been found in the Conservative ranks as on tha Whig side of the Honses. Looking through the ranks of the Libsral party in the House of Commons I cannot see a single lawyer of ...

... irre other deparitrirnt. Of course Sir Charles wvilt nit oeint iiice. bectruse lite may be incapable of its duties. tireow Whigs tioe not do such things. It is the first artiele of their ptolitical creed thirt thre world could not go on without therrr ...

... the present genera- lion at least. A dciii more of this nonsense might be written ; hut it is cinly ?? as showing that the Whig- Radicals expect to be decfeiated in the Commons by their own friends. 'The Brighlt sketch, silly as it is, is not at all liked ...

... forward to the Conservautve party doing their duty as the guardians of the Consti- tution against the encroachments of the Whig Radical triumvirate of RUSSELL, GLAnDSTONE, and BRIGHsT. We have ours.lves little fear of a Beferm Bill being carried next ...