... even hinted that Earl Russell is desirous of occupying if possible, that position. The real fact is, that the Conservative Whigs are beginning show signs of returning animation, and thi3 is thrpwn out as a feeler to see whether they will assist Earl Russell ...

... office. Mr. Seeley's statements were contradicted ; his results flouted, and his enquiries disconcerted at every turn by the Whig Admiralty; but the present Board, in a frank and manly manner, accepted the statements a political opponent as correct, and ...

... the Whigs have generally meted out rewards with no niggard hand, and the late Earl, with all his faults, could never be charged with not sticking to his' party when any crumb of patronage, big or little, fell out in the County, while either a Whig Postmaster- ...

... the India Office than the lat& secretary. He has recognised the rights of the Indian Army, which the illiberal policy of the Whig Ministers so long denied them ; and the men of my service only hope that he may be equally liberal iu granting tbem what they ...

... Montagu- Sir John Pakinaton, being virtute officii retained for the defence, (lid the best could to cover the shortcomings of his Whig predecessors, and further intimated that, if he remained in office should initiato great measure naval reform, which elicited ...

... present regime, too powerful a desire for the preservation of law and property, to gain anything by a Radial Government The Whigs have done nothing for Cheltenham, the Radicals would do less. It is to Conservative Ministry that the town must look, and therefore ...

... its author has ceased to hold office. The foreign policy of Lord Stahley is fast raising England from the depths into which Whig mismanagement had sunk her. The Colonies hailed the accession to power of the Conservatives, and their confidence has not been ...

... second time by the Lords on the motion the Earl of Devon, seconded by Lord Kimberley, the spectacle being thus aiforded of a Whig Lord promoting the passage of Conservative measure, and on a subsequent day passed through Committee. The Trades Union Bill ...

... the Opposition will endeavour to defeat the Bill its next stage there cannot be much doubt. The lust for place among both Whigs and Radicals is, and has always been, very strong, affording a damaging contrast by the ;side of the conduct of the Tories ...

... sing 10 Triumphe I we shall doubtless be spared the iuiliction of party election (on the supposition, that is, that the Whigs and Radicals among would contest Mr. Schreiber's seat) on this side of Christmas ; unless, indeed the hon. gentleman accepts ...

... dominant That she will not so think the spectacle of last Monday will clearly demonstrate, however much the conrse of events under Whig misrule and mismanagement may have countenanced an opposite impression. It was oiily the other day that a great living historian ...

... taught his seniors lesson and has done more in six mouths to maintain the prestige of England abroad than any one of the old Whigs who were diplomatists before he w.is bom have done in the whole course of a long life. The entire House of Commons have tendered ...