... business men acting as the Whigs have acted, the trade the country would come to a standstill. The responsibility of political battle rests with the Whigs. Should tho Government lose, that does not merely imply that the Whigs are to quietly resume office ...

... is the prelude of dissolution. The reverse, indeed, is tbe genoral experience, although it has happened, in the caso of tbe Whigs—notably during Crimean War —that tbe members of tbe reconstructed Cabinet were saved by the patriotism tbe ever-abused Tories ...

... GOSSIP ABOUT THE MINISTRY AND REFORM. The ■ Whig Observer says, we have it on authority, which leaves no room for doubt, that the Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Cranbourne, and General Peel have resigned office consequence of disagreements with their colleagues ...

... of the Legislature to coerce the South, military force, argues anew in favour of giving representation to loyal states. The Whig London Observer and the Liberal Sunday Gazette affect to believe that Lord Carnarvon, Lord Cranbourne, and General Peel have ...

... Conservative feeling sufficiently well to be sure that they will not and Lord Grey, no doubt speaking the sentiments of the great Whig party which he belongs, lias deliberately placed upon record his opinion that neither will they ; for, he says—a simple extensiou ...

... the establishment of the penny post have a substitute for Bishops. This was the notable answer which Sir George Grey and the Whigs of Lord Palmerston's Government gave to representation similar to that now made to the present Government. We hope for something ...