... drove Lord Grey from the Cabinet, could be no recommendation the eyes of Conservative and Constitutional Whigs, without whose assistance the ultra-Whigs or Destructive party could have no hope of success. The idea of starting Mr Littleton was scarcely entertained ...

... WHIG ESTIMATE OP HUMES CHARACTER AND VALUE. (From Ci Atlas. la the debate of Monday night, Sir Joseph Yorke jocosely observed that the Chancellor of the Exchequer felt obliged to Mr Hume, as, when importuned for favours whicii he could not grant, he was ...

... went over to the Tories because the Whigs were going too far in reforms; Lord Brougham protests that he has gone over because the Whigs would not make farther advances How happened it, too, that precisely as the Whigs became more active in the work of reform ...

... May 28. hope of Whig support in ftrour of » fixed ment. On Saturday the Whigs met, and from under him the basis of this hope. gosling legislator, the Marquis of Granby a speech, on the third reading, by sayin® the Protectionists ought to be ' Ood for ...

... 24,243 37.216 8,080 WHIG CREATIONS PEERS. It is not uninteresting to know how far the Whigs have taken advantage of their command of the Royal prerogative for the last seven years, to strengthen themselves in the House Lords. They have not conferred single ...

... [Price There are sjme amongst us, are sorry to perceive, Irritated against the Whigs for the inadequacy of their measures, that they throtr themselves into the arms of the Tories. The policy of this difficult to imagine. Half loaf is better than bread ...

... WHIG ANNOUNCEMENT OF A CHANGE OP MINISTRY. When one of our weekly contemporaries (says the Stan. decd) asserted, last Saturday, that Lord Melbourne had warned her Majesty of his inability to carry on the govern ment much longer, we supposed it to be merely ...

... SCHISM BETTECH THC WHIG , It tDICAI.S. It would appear, by the f. low ing passage, extract. cd from the Sped .tor of Sunsliy, that a quarrel between the Whigs and Italie:lls is on the point of explosion . With a prospect of diffirilt times, that is a ...

... from office. Can any thing give a more complete insight into the distracted condition of the Whig party, exhibit in a more pitiable light what were once called Whig principles, than the fact that their leading organ labours with indefatigable zeal to denounce ...

... reform still required under A WHIG MINISTRY. , Extracted from Speech delivered b,, » Greg, at the Cheshire ll'lnu C'iiib JJanwr, Iht’ 9th ult PRESENTED STATE THE (' MMERCIAL ■i d.r.cily . c .mnrr« .,rt for m. roomed atid''ft*ltie^other'to ’rod sins'le ...

... is the very proposition for making which turned out the Whigs. At all events, the Observer's article was almost everywhere received as Ministerial feeler”—a fact itself denoting the foregone conclusion, that some such proceeding that announced was much ...

... Peeblesshire, and that has gone to seek an Irish burgh ! Be it observed that these notices have all originated with the Whigs and Whig Journals. That quoted in our contemporary to-day having first appeared that worthy advocate of Whiggery, the Morning ...