... not allowed their own individual claims to stand in the way of the establishment of a really strong Govern- ment. The old Whigs especially, while fairly granting him their independent support, have readily made way for the advancement of younger men from ...

... Mr. Bright is a member, cannot fail to be a Radical Ministry spite of the counterbalance, to all appearance, alforded by the Whig Peers. The Duke of Argyll will not make at all a bad Secretary for India, while Earl Granville is as good a Colonial Secretary ...

... A REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION. The Northern Whig says :— The funeral cr tie young man, James Woods, who was killed ou the Bridge of Drogheda, on Friday last, by a gunshot wound from one of the soldiers of the.9th Foot during the fearful collision which ...

... nature of the struggle upon which we are entering. is not a question of mere worldly politics, nor a scramble for power between Whigs and Tories; the apostacy of the last day 3 seems to be looming the not far off distance, and we are to fight for God's truth ...

... composition appointments, which appear not to be satisfactory to the advanced reformers, who think that the aristocratic and old Whig interests too much' predominate. That the Sliniory, as a whole, is en mseemlly strong one nobody denies, its debating power ...

... Macaulay well remarks as follows If, rejecting all that is merely accidental, we look at the essential characteristics of the Whig and Tory, we consider each of them, as the rciprematative of a great principle, essential to the welfare of cation. One is ...

... oto 5 4 Calves. 3 oto4 . 8 Pigs. Brae or roe Tlent—The densaudier Runtish beast. ruled fairly active, end the number on sale Whig coop peratively mall, prices advanced folly Id per 8 the top quotation being 51 81 In some few instances, however, this prim ...

... national importance which demand an immediate settlement ; but, lookiag at the composition of his Cabinet, still strong in the old Whig element, we doubt very mach whether he, with the assistant's of Messrs. 81110112 and Lows, will be powerful enough to stir ...

... the welfare of the pedestrian. -Church and State and other important matters have, and will be, freely canvassed, both by Whigs and Tories as calling for reform ; but as for myself, • plain homely man, I think th.t Reform the bestthat begins at home, ...

... But every one of the Secretaryship, of State is bestowed on a member of the aristocratic sorition—a eonmotion of the great Whig families, or an adherent of the same division of the peril. The places awarded to the Radicals and the middle-class Liberals ...

... the question of the Irish Church has been settled, he will be succeeded Sir Eoundell Palmer, late Attorney-General of the Whigs, at present ineligible for the office, in consequence of the attitude which he has assumed in reference to the question. Lord ...

... obedience to the Crown; he said instinct, anti he thought it was well for them that such an instinct was among all of them—Whigs and Tories, Conservatives and Radicals. It was their happy lot to live under a monarch who was distinguished for her constitutional ...