... and speculative affair, Er cry our in the city memo content with the true of the elec. tow, and the of a with the Natoli. the Whig, and w hat may 1.- called the Win. Liberals. With such a the new t:overriment is likely to Woes and effective. and un-ler thr ...

... during the same time has been the victim of innunwrablo divisions AU through, in fact, the Liberal party has bees eornposed of Whigs and Radicals Sow, however, old differences have disappeared. Moderate men and advanced men have cordially united to support ...

... governed the conduct of previous Premiers. Government is not now an affair of great families. If among the members of the old Whig aristocracy there are men who are capable of performing the work of the nation. the Liberal leader will of course consider ...

... heat rear seen .4 the la dale hen 414 ler the bleak ha 11 farther M .T. a tnatirtg that. h Ie • of LIU place fa. the IMm, Whig, Newcastle bridge at Montelb a 1! 13 Mt .1. • atreet awl Mr .1.• 1 talc • I.„ Both trotted In hanw. drew their had • fn ...

... of difficulty. It well not be rasp to replace Sir W Pate Wood m e marmer that will satiety the prole.- or rho public. The Whigs are at rho owners law than the equity bar and the Court of Appeal ic partaularly oval • tee the elevation .4 ear J. Selwyn ...

... Wenger* ILO M. Mr. Harbour. and Mr. W. ; Mr. Joke haißor. Newmoth ; Mr. Jars N soak. Mm Rorrey. Northumberland Poem . Mr. Whig- Ge:d. Hormone Mr. Archbald : Mr. fthe Mew let el • roma heifer. whisk Mee at the Forme Monter ; Kr. mei LaMar ; 112. ; Mr ...

... we miss, the first, the foremost, and the beet man that country hie ever seen lead the Liberal party, the first man of the Whig aristocracy, and the ton moat man of the old Liberal party. I repeat. I regret Lord !lumen does not bold a seat the Cabinet ...

... differences which will prevent ao a from MM.,: themselves by haring to legal Fro. .great laughter , that the end we shall all. Whig Tory - embrace h other, and say. Brother. brother, we are both in the wogs. toad we nerd `ate awn. the Hass. tA laugh. ...

... name of Lon' though at ought not to be difficult to find many well qualified men Tier ohiects, that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it le difficult to detect the Haslieal flavour ; but must not be forgotten that ...

... before as it. Loud est schemed se pronttpdc from touching ally question until he ono obliged. lossurast this policy of the old Whig I'MErlta with that of Mr. The woo her to Greenwich a sat the man to leave tbmge alor.e. So tat from obarnuest the mums of Lord ...

... generally exprewed by the liberal papers at the of Yr. GI Government Some of the certainly do appear arose, and the reporkraooe Whig peers in the Cabinet net indicative of any demist to introduce strong measures. I mei so manner of Mr. W. IL Fenster ; bat ...

... Commons practically expelled him by a majority of 91. He gained nothing by the delay. but deepened the impression that the Whig. were always to cling to power. Mr. Disraeli bus much more readily and more manfully accepted his defeat. His action has another ...