... is not to be thought of. Neither is Ministry pure Whigs. The discussion on the reform question will probably show that there is at least as much difference between Radicals and Whigs as between Whigs and Tories, and that it is impossible to frame a bill ...

... THE DEVONPORT ELECTION. TnE disgraceful manner in which the lamented Mr. AUGUSTUS STAFFORD was assailed by the Whigs for having adopted the course which they had pursued in the management ofthe dockyard elections year after year is not yet forgotten, ...

... electoral dictation. The Whig peer has nomi- nated Mr. Marmaduke Wyvill, a gentleman whose speciality is the game of chess, bnt whose political character when in parliament before was that of the most uurii.t_-gui.h_d and most obsequious Whig partisan that ever ...

... very little (Macaw° in the political views of the respective candidates. The question involved was simply the conduct of the Whigs at the general election, on which occasion the advanced liberals allege they betrayed their candidate, and broke up the liberal ...

... RUSSELL. It shows very plainly what might be expected if another appeal were made to the constituencies, now that baffled Whigs and disappointed Radicals can no longer avail themselves of Lord PALIIERSTON'S popularity in order to conceal their bickerings ...

... with some half dozen of her Majesty’s Ministers, and several of those heads of tho great Whig-houses who are practically ministers without jiortfolio in every Whig administration. We allude to this notorious fact without the slightest intention of imputing ...

... hopeless, and it certainly was cruel in an organ that has winked at so much Whig incapacity, attempted to explain away so many Whig failures, and endeavoured to conceal so many Whig mistakes, to anticipate the catastrophe. For this escapade, our contemporary ...

... Is he not a Whig How then could he do otherwise! The matter is one into which we have no inclination to enter: we are not called on do so. We think Earl Russell will try to play fast and loose with the priests ; it has always’been the Whig policy to treat ...

... electoral dictation. The Whig peer has nominated Mr. Marmaduke Wyvill, a gentleman whose speciality is the game of chess, but whose political character when in parliaments before was that of the most undistinguished and most obsequious Whig partisan that ever ...

... law to Whoa he amatised be weak it we. with the Mimeos of has this amt.' ; sad if he had said aarthiag in dew that had his Whigs he was tw it. He diked bead to de en, at he did thiak Mr. Fade lkal at his remarks. The et Mr. J. mos a very weber o f boat ...

... JOHN BULL. Crowh, while they deriee measure* for the good, not placemen, bat of the people, in both which respect* the Whig* hare utterly fiuled. We hare had a busy week in Parliament. The House Lords have referred Mr. Huirr’s Cattle Plague Bill to a ...

... Earl Russell could not take the lead of government on the death of Lord Palherston without reiterating the Whig pro- mises of Reform. The Whigs always give as little as possible in the way of liberal mea- sures ; but were the Conservatives not always ...