... policy,* and, looking to foreign affairs, wo find still loss reason for congratulation. was reserved for veteran leader of the Whigs, Eafl Russell, to sound tho alarm trumpet, and demand the immediate enrolment; of 100,000 men foi- tho defence of the country ...

... at the same time for the dignity of Great Britain, than this hybrid Ministry—the issue of an alliance between doctrinaire Whigs and the Manchester school, with which politics novor risen above tho interests of the shop.” The Guardians of the united parishes ...

... gangway, but the the from bench. He proceeds : The hard and fixed lino of 15 as the oxtromo limit of Cabinet relaxed in favour of Whig peer, but cannot passed when Commoner, a Dissenter, and a Radical who baa the that party is next the list hiyli ollice. saiuo ...

... been able to manage. Brooks’s is,or was, the head-quarters of aristocratic Whiggism, established in the days when the ideal of Whig government was, to quote Mr. Disraeli, the Venetian constitution, with its subordinate Doge and supreme Council of Ten. Mr ...

... statesmen. But the defence to be made would probably coincide with Lord Russell’s plea for Mr. Cardwell. am sony,” writes the Whig veteran, see the personal attacks that have been made upon Mr. Cardwell. He was put into office to retrench, and he has retrenched ...

... were opposed to it to sllv themselves with the moderate Whigs. Mr. Gladstone, having granted the Radicals all he was prepared to grant them present, was firmly locked in the embrace of the Whigs. He thought it wt* their duty to keep him there, for if ...

... First Lord is cruising westward in search of health, the ablest of his colleagues is banished from his post, while a veteran Whig Peer is hovering round the familiar promises Whitehall, and waiting to called in. If there should be any foundation for these ...

... ies of the present OoTamment is tho taadanoy of chiefs of departments to indupontion. No one common sense will aeonse the Whigs and Radicals imbecility, koweser much they may lay themselves open to the charge of incapacity; but it is, nevertheless, curious ...

... endorse the assertion of Mr. Torrens on Friday last:—He would ask, what man in his sensei, were he Conservative, Radical, or Whig, would do anything to deserve the imputation of wishing to plunge his country into war, and venture to appear before a constituency ...

... ctTiliasa call an acting appointment,” and should Mr. Childers be unable to return to his post it ia understood that the aged Whig peer will be confirmed.” It probable that Sir Sydney Dames will shortly leave Whitehall for Portsmouth. Lord John Hay, who ...

... and divisions of last night show that the great Liberal party is about to break up, that the unnatural coalition between the Whigs, members of the Church of England and advocates for the maintenance of the Establishment, and the political Dissenters and ...

... meanwhile he has no intention retiring. Viscount Macduff, son of the Earl of Fife, has been announced as prepared to stand on Whig principles. The Manchester Examiner is informed that large .and influential meeting of the representatives of the master cotton ...