... reform bill, desired to strengthen their own intermediate position by forming an alliance with certain of the aristocratic Whigs hitherto attached to the late Government. Incredible as it rosy seem, they sre said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

... the public will rally round the Ministry and protect them against faction. They ask no indulgence: simply what so many of the Whig-Liberals have declared an intention of giving to them-a fair trial. Those to deny this will be a limited group of mere Radicals ...

... though many think that, if it were treated as it ought to be, no overwhelming diffi- culty need crop up. At all events, if the Whig-Radicals are factious, an appeal will be made to the country, and the issue-a very important one-will be, on the one hand, ...

... con- firmation from the Edinburgh Review, which was published a few days ago, and which, as the recog- nized organ of the Whigs, is regarded as a political authority of considerable influence. The Review treats the post of Liberal leader as if it were ...

... Chancellor may be able to redress a grievance which is universally admitted, although it seems to be the settled policy of Whig governients to decline to take any steps either for alleviating or removing it. The agricultural interest has undoubted claims ...

... was a most disrupt and hete- rogeneous one. The W~higs voted with' the extreme Radicals, not to assist them in their views, but in order to circumvent and defeat them. The Radicals did not vote with the Whigs from any Unity of principle, but that they might ...

... question, public opinion not being made up. The ManehezUr Guardian nays:—At the pressing In- Blanc* of some the more influential Whigs, Mr. Brand, is understood, has respited his withdrawal the important post of whip,” which has hitherto occupied. His health ...

... a man as Ljord Derby for Prime Minister (Applause.) When he proposed to admit 400,000 work- ing men to the franchise, the Whigs and extreme Radi- cals entered into a base coalition to deprive him of office, and no doubt a similar attempt would be made ...

... the publica- tion of the former hardly warrants the belief that the Con- servatives are resolved to grant the Radicals and Whigs a monopoly in Reform legislation. - 7 ...

... able to makrd. This is the gist of his speech, and of all the a leading articles that have been witten by Counseryative and i Whig papers; so it had better remain henceforth understood I di as Mr. Bright wishes ?? Journal. The man Ware, who is charged with ...

... Very condescending, but certainly very premature; while the Saturday Review suggests the painless ex- tinction of the great Whig party, as a grand subject for hii, who strung the elaborate harp of elegy in his In Mdemoriam, and who wept over the tender ...

... prin- ciples. He happened the-other day to come across one of those unfledged Liberals, a gentleman descended from a very old Whig stock, who ran into wild courses, and who told him that he thought the proposed reform meeting in Hyde-park ought to have been ...