... and trilling communications, possessing but little merit and interest, will be rejected. The Coalition Ministry, composed of Whigs, Peelites, and Independent Liberals, is now seated in power and is its trial before the country. A coalition ministry is seldom ...

... the noblest all cemeteries without a single monument. DISTRESSING ACCIDENT ON BELFAST LOUGH.—ELEVEN LIVES LOST. The Northern Whig of Friday gave an account of very melancholy accident on the Belfast Lough, which eleven lives have been lost. It seems that ...

... in which the Whig element prevails, and from which the Tory element is not excluded, is not likely to move very rapidly in a popular direction : and such a miuistrv is the one with which Mr. has refused connect himself. Aristocratic Whigs are sluggish ...

... with the Ballot, might supply a belter man than the Honourable stripling. Lord C. would lose his quiet borough,—the refuge for whig Or tory talent for years past—it would not matter; talent high-standing would find a ready seat moral aud inexpensive means ...

... chief question that seems l ...

... and tending to repress proper interest in political questions. You, my Lord, may have taken pride in the recollections of whig and party triumphs. Let the contests for Yorkshire and Westminster be matters of history. Step step such contests have nearly ...

... that the grandson, who grew at his knee, was nine years old at the time of his grandfather’s death. They both belonged to the Whig or covenanting party, in the west of Scotland, and the family have honourable mention in the martyrology of that heroic period ...

... (They laugh heartily.) All right. We shall have answer for you, I daresay. Mr. D. —Nay, there’s no want of answering in a Whig Administration, except tiiat tho thing itself ue/er answers. Mr. G. —My dear fellow, mercy. Remember, lam only just out of ...

... made renders necessary another step in the same direction. This is admitted all sides. The Tory government admits it, and the Whig government admits it. The lecturer, to prove his statement, here read extract from Mr. Disraeli's speech on the introduction ...

... intl p lellt! v. have «ontinued more less trusting the Whigs, expecting assistance from them, and looking them for ■ practical application their principles. In return for this absurd adhesion, the Whigs have excluded them from power, stolen part of their ...

... territorial Whigs, and the Tories —in which case the latter would probably prove successful. The thought of being represented by Tories might not be very agreeable, hut it would, perhaps, be quite as agreeable as the thought of being represented by Whigs scarcely ...

... do not vigorously oppose the pending measure, because the people have heeu promised Reform Bill by successive Governments, Whig aud lory; aud because opposition might awaken the people from their slumbers, aud cause demand for measure of more decided ...