... Earl RUSSELL has since been followed by two other Whig peers—the Luke of SOMERSET and the Marquis of LANDSOWNE On this ques ven of landlord influence, therefore, three of the heading peers of the Whig party have set themselves mght with the And we have ...

... thanks, referred at come to bis work in the of the House, and stated im as be had done while im ment, be had no favour from the Whig ment when im and pone from the Tories when in for himecl{ or any one comnected with him. He bad been of to take an honest view ...

... ome of Une cromt eet peterel ever mparted & an astonished sedsence What tok pleco was thet | Wostrated the preition of the Whig party tp Sunderland by the well Keown of tbe tet that coukd eet get ectnowledged efther A for this om wee em Sir your obedtent ...

... five appeals of Liberal Ministers have been of a favourable character. The only instance to the contrary was in 1M], when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote§of © No confidence. be Pall Mall Gaactte All our amxieties about the date of the dissolution ...

... eens Lam to bee ghee har bese oma ounmg Ubew wort heemr ) Ot hae te be bed met a word to Mr ass ( Whig, war now party eho went far beyond say whach the Whigs hed bitherte Be twees Mr Hebden we) (ii, ia politie the whole ocean rolled, the waters of which ...

... buneelf to metamoes, Tt us perl that a grand operation is being planted, calcalated t& eutde tbe memorable dushing of the Whigs ve 1 The expectation support from « passage in Sir Joba which seems to have Pakingtem s clectiom He be saya, um the of any ...

... Every one im the city seems content with the issue of the toma, and the estaldishment of a Ministry with the Peelites, the Whigs, and what may be called the altra Liberals Wrth such a the pew Government is Ifkely to be strong and effective, and un.let ...

... to themselves issue in aught save deteat. With the new constituencies the North promises to become extunct. In dishing the Whigs, it has destroyed itself; but the people will profit by both catastrophes. Weak-kneed hke Lord OVERSTONE may, indeed, dread ...

... recogmsed in Mr. GLADSTONE a statesman bent upon belping the nation to realise a nobler political life than the tradiupns of Whig or Tory policy rendered possible. When, a few wecks ago, it was predicted that the Liberal majority would reach a hundred, ...

... pert session, those of national education. Hear, bear. Well, be tron the bottem of his that the party and many of the old Whigs never wanted the or middle classes to receive education equal to because they knew there was enough of ability in all stations ...

... late Mr. EDWARD BAINES, membet for Leeds, was too much disposed to subordinate its principles to the polucal cugenaes of the Whigs. Mr. MiaLL detected the folly of this course, and resolved to show that section of Enghsh society a more excellent way As mught ...

... cellor w a caase of Tt will pot be to replace Sir Wo Page Wool ins manner that will satusty thee profes mon or the puble The Whigs are stronger at the common law than at the equity bear and the Court of Appeal partxularly weak epee the of Mtr Jo Selern by ...