... with satisfaction. as showing that the cabinet of the Earl of Derby has nut adopted the narrow and exclusive policy which the Whigs declared it would du; hut that, on the contrary, it intends to base its government upon broad and tolerant grounds. In fact ...

... Irish members. In our foreign relations it has now become a rule that we shall observe the strictest neutrality and both Whigs, Liberals, and Conservatives are at one on this subject. We shall not now attempt any vatieinations uto the prospects of the ...

... prompt to the proper discharge of duties whether they remotely or immediately affect the different guardians. The tendency of Whig legislation has always been towards centralization, and we have no desire to see the poor laws administered by paid guardians ...