... traditional Whig party to afford the _. Derby all possible personal assistan. lordship's endeavour to steer the te- state safely through the surrounding ,„.] sands and breakers. Let us indulge ia that though noble lords aod honoorab.- m.Mi of the Whig party ...

... two great parties is nominal and not real. Between moderate Whigs and Radicals there is a far greater difference than between these moderate Whigs and Conservatives, and the sacrifice such Whigs would make in joining a Conservative Administration would ...

... sacrifice of principle. Of late years, whilst the distinction of party has remained, the distinction of principle between Whigs and Tories has been worn down to so fine point to be almost undistinguishable. fact Lord trimself constantly accused by Mr ...

... establisheV the fame of its author parliamentary orator. Pitt Ucd within the year; with his death his party was up, and the Whigs, uuder Fox and Grenville, came into office. 'In this ministry, which familiarly known that of all the talents, Lard Henry ...

... it known to the new Government that they shall have his fair ‘support; and this tone is taken generally and frankly by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby has applied. The new Premier, if we are not misinformed, in conse- quence of the refusals he has ...

... overture* eug,-Wed Hi* M \jb»«tt henelf. That they foiled Übo io Lord Dkbbt, but is » simple coafeestoo Patriotism of the Whigs is, after all, to party ties. There ao doubt as to the truth that «ek men Lord Cuabrsdoj*. the Duke Hombmbt, ••4 the Lanhuostsb ...

... in the forcible suppression of immemorial and dearly-cherished liberty, but in either case to the indelible disgrace of the Whigs. The inhabitants of the metropolis are in a peculiarly unfavourable position for asserting their rights. The policy of the ...

... now jetted, the seals of offi^ ferred, and those who are the minhurgh are preparing for re-election defllll ct says : active Whig Government has paduring the past week f e ™ .Y« han ds. tronale that was out the^ we 7 than They have made within forty ap ...

... the line of argument ahnadj piiaa_sj in this journal, Lord D___r shown with ?? dent perspicuity that his appeal to _wd__a_B Whig statesmen for ■ ■§—__■ ia tha Cabi- net waa not aa ?? but aa oswiaae course. Ia ao doing hi waa not aeeipxsg to break np or ...

... ea lotwalay. no joiewsot to Do Laidoolas or wioted. id • bins It is • wor m = r= 4g imisms isdginsai. isil wet as limbs • Whig &slim es Os twat 4 Owe wwww. Ma Zit 4 Wm law. lar wawa implawai la mill. apsmilsms an essiiisi is is goes elms ••• •••••11 ...

... tail, and how amused all were at the happy allusion to the cave Adullam when he spoke of the discontented section of the Whig party turning against government on the Re- formiBill. The Adullamites have, however, gained their object ; they have wreaked ...

... put in power,—t? join it openly, aud cv quit like mon the they have betrayed. The Daily Telegraph sys the negotiations with Whigs will sna Adullamites hav alik» failed, and the new probably be the Cabinet of 1859 plus Lord Cranborne. Mr. Lowe would have ...