... silence of nearly twenty sessions, and delivered a neat little address. In passing, it may be observed that he represents great Whig family—of which his father, the Marquis of Westminster, is the head—and therefore has right to take things easy in Parliament ...

... criticism even from Ministers high in place. The evident purpose of the noble lord to weed out the old moderate Constitutional Whig element, and to substitute advanced Liberals in its place, has been more sharply censured by Lord Russell’s own friends than ...

... third member with all the chances and consequences attendant on him, and after brisk debate succeeded in beating the “Big Whigs” and carrying a resolution, thoroughly Conservative in spirit, it not only embodied the principle of property qualification ...

... amendment, and present a single Bill dealing with the whole question. Of course nobody can say beforehand now much humiliation Whig Government will undergo for the sake of office ; but after the declaration of the Premier that the Govern- ment would stand ...

... exaggeration to say that nobody likes the Rill. The Advertiser says it seems to be very certain that with the aid given by the Whig mal-1 contents, the Conservatives can throw nut the Bill. The Post asaerts that the delay, which circumstances or an error ...

... entire Government scheme. Lord Grosveuor is Whig, the rising representative of one of the most powerful of the old Whig families ; and the fact of his opposition to the Ministerial measure, proves that the old Whigs we.e not consulted by Earl Russel, and their ...

... was pro|K>sed to be done, and h « haff-a-crown in the pound for thecity (dissent!. on^eyth'rema^w^^tl^a P™* ' honour of the Whig has not boon j “* d - . hi, |lvrll.l|>i> T .-l , T . L , of Gloucester and Briatolh—appointed, I Austrian empire, fhe men iiiriougn ...

... who&e conductors are no mere outsiders in the political world, and one of whose chief writers was until lately a member of the Whig Ministry, gave currenc y to the statement, it must be, if not quite true, well founded in the main -that it would not, in fact ...

... jiower. Such a result would be, Reform but Involution ; and all Conservatives and indeed all lovers of the Constitution, whether Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, are bound to tight to the last against it. This, however, is not the precise ground chosen ...

... of politicians, that it may no longer stand in the way of practical administration, or turned to account stalking horse by Whig and Radical partisans. this very account, however, it is important that the matter should be dealt with and settled. And if ...

... been strengthened by the reaction which the rumour of its dissolution, now known to be false, has evoked. After all, the great Whig organ finds consolation in the fact that it has found it impossible to I discover a combination which would make a stable ...

... forgotten (proceeds the Times) that short period out of office is alt -rative and a tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong, and achieve audacity which they I ...