... eWtensive, if not frods- mental, re-constitation os the Government. The elimination of two such cure Whigs weold dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabiret, end the protability is that * succession of wveak Govern~ents ...

... adroit re-distribution of seats was to have left w the Whigs pretty mach in their old position. j - Thenceforth the only combination of parties A F possible in Downing Street would have been a 5 Whig-Radical combination; and, failing a Re- o form Bill of ...

... candidates-Mr. Fenwiclr, Whig; Mr. Hartley, Con- servative; and Mr. Candlish, Rndical. ?? 1kw anid Mi-.. Candli-sh mad', an arr-angcneret to i',;ri fbi-cos aeainqt the C'onserlvati~ hut t Dly-copact (as is -a 1kgcdi wis b)Johe,' 1W Ttc' Whig, wvho. inetcW1of ...

... man. So far as matters have as yet proceeded, it must be admitted that the prospect is not encouraging. The place-bunting Whigs who blustered so loudly on the hustiuos last July about the necessity of extending the suffrage have rotreatad at the spectre ...

... G'adstono's son in the representation of the ancient oity of Chester 6nob a blow, coming from the representative of a great Whig family, ennobled but a few years since by the very political party whom it is now intended to humiliate, was felt to be a crnel ...

... great many other persons who were also Whigs and landowners thought as he did, and were seriously opposed to tha passing of a Reforra Bill that was to be necessarily rnd avowedly foliolowd by at least ten others. The Whig landowners, before they allowed a ...

... doubt whatever of his intention, under all passible circumstances, to hold on to. his Pre- . miership. He is a Whig, in the first place, and Whigs never surrender their hold upon patron- age and pay; but., besides, his ambition is involved in the Reform Bill ...

... private fortune, would not be matter of Enrprise, ii one could forget the tenacity to office in- vari:lbly estibited by the Whigs. The House oi Lords is a dreary place for a Premier so long accus- tomed as Earl Riussell has been to the excitement of political ...

... and has resumed his functions as Deputy-Under- strapper of the Tresasury Benoh. Sir William Hayter, the ' ex-whip of the Whigs, is elso bhsoy beating up for Ministerial recruits. Whenever this person makes his appearance on the scene you may take it ...

... nerits of the case. Now, we feel t I bound to say that this is not a case which one t w would h-ave expected to occur with a Whig y i tudei propriefor wao p-rofesses to be a tenant- righter himself. If an aualogous case occurred a in the South or WVest ...

... recoil at his own shadow. t The noble lord is determined to stand by his pro- a geny, and will defend it against all comers-Whigs, 2 Tories, Radicals, advaneed Liberals, Liberal-Con- I servatives, and ConsarvAtive-liberals. A splendid e fight may, consequently ...

... Not less decided in its tone is the article from the Spectator-one of those strong and consistent Liberal journals on which Whig Governments have been wont to rely. The story of Earl Russell's resignation, it says, would not have produced the effect ...