... positions less noted. U~ltramon- tanism, in fact, has prevailed under his regime;; and we only hope thalt his influence wnith the Whigs will not grow with his growth in dignity. If, as a simple archbishop, he could do so much, what may he not accomplish as a ...

... sometimes in shaky, and sometimes, it is to be feared, in questionable securities. 8o much has been said of late about working men whig, tory, and radical politicians that surely gentlemen could bo found in the House of Commons who would willing to support some ...

... houses above £lO rental, and to lose member; but Chichester has only 548, Wycombe Malton (a comlortablc pocket borough of the Whig Fitzwilliam family) only 495, Tavistock and Stamford only 447: and yet all these five places arc to retain both members!! Lastly ...

... not sufii- ciently matured to form the basis of a satis- factory measure. We may inform our readers that Captain Hayter is a Whig and a professed supporter of the Government ; and that portion of the public which read the debate on the second reading of ...

... sufficiently matured to form the basis of satisfactory measure Here is flat rebellion. Captain Hay ter not only the son of the late Whig “whip”—who received a baronetcy for his long and effic cnl servicesand, therefore, might be considered as hereditarily bound ...

... Government were beaten by a majority of ten ; and among that majority were such staunch Liberaln as Mr. Os- i-OKNE, such devout Whigs as Mr. A. Russell, such ?? as Sir R. Peel. Some of these, no doubt, might on other points vote with Ministers. But their defection ...

... 5teesrs. Ldeivi Craven and Co. iatltted up with 6ll the rinchney ndlituis neressery for carryin DEn the bissinecs of a stuff ?? whig-prmur stam-nris for working the Therolinssodpiceromeundr teusseise~e reample and cram- inodota iid ac lt i higly espctale ...

... of those crises of constitution which are often as dangerous to tbo lives of measures as of men. The first born issue of the Whig-Radical alliance, this child Karl Russell's old age, came prematurely into the world, and has ever sdnco maintained a wavering ...

... Government were beaten by a majority of ten ; and among that majority were such staunch Liberals as Mr. Os- BORNE, such devout Whigs as Mr. A. such ex-Ministers R. Peet. Some of these, no doubt, might on other points vote with Ministers, But their defection ...

... enough, we have said, it suits the tactics of the Tory Opposition to give battle on ground chosen by Secessionists from the Whig camp. Why, may we ask, has Mr. Disraeli not shown the courage of his principles, by proposing, or getting proposed from bis ...

... him- to; for though he did not consider himself an -extreme Radial, or a very gieat reformer, though he considered himself a Whig- and he was proud to call himself one-yet, still he did not subscribe to the doctrine that-the late) Reform Bill was as far ...

... it among their own supporters there would be alarm and consternation at the bare mention of such a thing, and that even the Whig leaders of the Cabinet would hesitate to relinquish their old prerogatives of influence and authority ? The Leader of the House ...