... presided over by the most eminent statesman of the Whig party, we aro likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country.'' Very sad for the Whigs ; but very sad also for Mr. Bright. The game of Athanasius ...

... result of the revolt therefore, if successful, will exchange one able roncral for another a little Us? »b’e, and party with Whig ideas which it cannot can v out for party with Radical ideas which it will not ab’o put in practice. This is not result sufficient ...

... became Attorney General In 18. r >ot Towards the *nd of February, 1851, there was a Ministerial crisis. Tbo resignation of Whig governmeet was announced in the public journals tbe Sir John Komilly’a further rise not only seemed checked, hut it was well ...

... of noisy faction, he is put to trial upon the question whether those measures were murders or not. Incapable and weak many Whig administrations have been, we have never known anything like tbia. It is a direct abandonment by the Cabinet of its ieaponsibility ...

... can at the end of a long and exemplary career carry anything with him into private life except an approving conscience ? The Whigs know better, and tbat is the reason why th*;*y not only keep their old friends, but yearly recruit their ranks from ours.— ...

... Radical cabal which threatens, under what seems an utter decrepitude of Whi_rgery, to seize the reins of power. Is it thatr the Whigs feel themselves to be hopelessly ol solete ? Ti at they must make masters of their new friends ? That- Mr. Bright is the i ...

... noisy faction, he is put to trial upon the question whether those measures were murdors or uot. Incvpable and weak as many Whig Administrations havo been, we have never known anything like this. It is a direct abandonment by the Cabinat of ita responsibility ...

... only ins* «T a t^\ d *y tnafc th e mail left New York, it is probably tne first that bas reached this country.— Northern Whig. An Extraordinary and Brutal Murder. — A dreadful crime was committed on Thursday at St. Denis. A boy named Sorel, aged four ...

... are influential, will not be slow to use their influence on behalf of William Carletou., a North of Ireland man.— Northern Whig. ...

... spirit, that has now the conrsge to raise a young politician, purely of the middle-claas, to office which gives him a scat with Whig dukes and earls, and renowned leaders of politics and finance the table of the Cabinet. The Chancellorship of the Duchy in ...

... Goschen into the Cabinet? A more flagrant illustration of a round man in a square hole was never given to the world even by a Whig Govern- ment. As Vice President of the Board of Trade everybody would have regarded Mr. Goschen as the right man in the right ...