... is for the nonea shelved with Under-Secretaryship. Dot whether tbe Whigs will eonreut to allow Blr. Chamberlain to be tbe dictator of tbe Government policy remains to be seen. The Whigs do not want prhmentul or violent legislation, and their temper may ...

... after much wrangling, the Whigs prevailed, and Mr Law’s amendment ponred oil on the troubled waters of the party in St. Stephens. Mr G ladstono, however, is nothing not fickle, and the boro suspicion of having been dished by tho Whigs induced him to come down ...

... afterwards by Mr. Canning and the l>uko of Wellington while they were the bead of the British Government. But the accession of the Whigs to power in 1832 another policy was adopted. First there was, by Earl Grey's Ministry, forcible Interference the case of ttellan-J ...

... Cabinet is not united, noris the parly which it represents in the country united. The moderate Liberals are of one mind with the Whig members the Cabinet. They are not Imposed to be ruled Mr. bright and Mr. Cham) erlain. Rather than submit to snch humiliation ...

... The Northern Whig recent leader referred to this queetiou, and “wicked statement* made Mr E. S. Fiuuigao, tbe non-aecrocy of tbe Ballot Mr Finnigan was called upon to repudiate these statements. He has sent the following letter to the Whig. It will probably ...

... ligure public life. In the third volume the curtain rises upon the commence 110111 of Eudymiou’s Parliamentary career. Tho Whig Government was upset, a general election was imminent, and the hero Lord Bcacouafieta's romance is returned at tho instance ...

... cannot When on it was announced that all the placet the Cabinet Lad been filled up, and that all bad been bestowed genuine Whig*, it became evident enough that the Premier had rctuleed on 'gnoimg Badical laciino, or, all eT«uU, to reduce potentiality ...

... was thought to be dying before this remedy was employed. It breathed the fumes the lime constantly until cured.— Bangor [Me.) Whig. Luce ano Labor.— lf the boy who exclaims Just my luck,’was truthful, would say, ‘Just ray laziness !’ or ‘Just ray inattention ...

... the Whigs may have the moral courage to resist those Radical satellitee, who will sorely embarrass them ; and in this they may rest assured of the cordial support of the compact ('onaerralive minority. Sooner or later, coalition between the Whigs and ...

... adeice which it would become others to follow oa well a» members of Parliament. Forget for the time that tou are Home Ruler, Whig, eeen that there la distinction between Church members and dissenters, and heartily co-operate for the common good of all clasve ...

... This programme, however, much a« it may charm the imagination of Mesars. Gladstone and Bright, jn«t too absurd for sensible Whigs like Mr. Walter, the proprietor of the Time*, and V.P. for Berks, who would prefer something indefinite, yet not undignified ...

... tolling (be effect Chief Secretary's mind of visit to Ireland daring the metes. Mr Forster is been observer, and is touted tb« Whigs for hie moderation, and certainly bis action 10 recent years shown that ia not hopelessly wadded to party to Urn deaf ear to ...