... most disastrous. The matter in 1844- as referred to a secret committee of the House of Commons, and on the state. ments of Whig and Tory Home Secretaries it was resolved that the clause in the Act of Par. liament passed in 1837, expressly reserving the ...

... Ministry on its accession. Her Majesty feels that Senor Sagasta will be the prisoner of his owvn Cabinet, which is made up of Whigs, yolept in Spain Progres- sists. Just now Senor Sagasta is able to lead. The Liberal Press takes upon itself to recall Zorilla ...

... is right, and firmer still when it is wrong. Other gentlemen behind the Treasury bench are landed proprietors of pronounced Whig views, and lawyers and aldermen of less determinate opinions. Below the gangway are the Radicals, whose allegiance is uncertain ...

... exceptional powers rightly they ought not to be retained in office. TAMPERING WITH LETTERS AT THE POST OFFICE. The Nom thern Whig says :-The answers of the two Ministers cannot be regarded as entirely satisfactory. Such power ought not to be exercised ...

... intelligent men, and at a cost less than at present. But we are not yet near enough millennial times to expect this either of a Whig or a Tory Government. ...

... find sale for timber. AGRICULTURAL TENANTS' COSPENSATION BILL.-This pro. posed measure, which may be taken as representing Whig as apart from Tory and Radical views on the question of landlord and tenant, is introduced by Sir Thomas Acland, and is backed ...

... votes on the Coercion Bill. He says that the Government is a coalition one, owing its existence to the combined support of Whigs and of advanced Liberals, and then states that the views of the members of the Cabinet are not identical so ith respect to ...

... snoozed in comfort and contentment upon the benches of the house. When some -millions were to be voted away by either a Tory or Whig Govern- ment, the adherents of either party mustered in just sufficient numbers as to ensure the house from being counted out ...

... hands. But it was yet fax more disastrous that they did not immediately on entering Downing- street kick out that miserable Whig rump which has proven a millstone around, their necks. The members of the Cabinet that cut the moat melancholy figure in thel ...

... below the bar, that l1e exclaimec. s G- eternally d- them, in a voice to be hear(l (said Lord Campbell) by fifty persons. Whig soe- I 'ceptibilities were not delicate trhen, for it appears isithat on HER.H. dining at Lanedowne House two LO evenings later ...

... , I might add, in every quarter of the globe P What, I ask, would have been the course adopted by a Government wherein the Whig element is paramount, ?? of Peersentirelycomposed of persons who live upon rent, and by a House of Commons nine-tenths of which ...

... is right, and fitmer still when it is wrong. Other gentlemen behind the Treasury bench are landed proprietors of pronounced Whig views, and lawyers and aldermen of less determinate opinions. Below the gangway are the Radicals, whose allegiance is uncertain ...