... given to the authora of our ap- proaching calamities, and resolve like Earl Russell and other patriotic statesmen of the old Whig school to travel no further on the road to ruin in company of her Majesty's present ministen. We hope all this, but, as we ...

... only spokpn once or twice at the outside before — but it is a recog- nition which months of service under the cold shade of Whig leadership would not secure for a - back bench man. Young members entering the House 00 the Conservative side have always ...

... his own shins I Why is her Majesty sure to act impartially between the two great parties of the State ?— Because her name is Whig Tory-a ! A Protege of the Lord Chamberlain.— A few bare I .s having come under the notice of a solicitor the c her day, he ...