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... A curious coquetting goes ol between the holders of office and their antagonists. The Whigs alone care to in office ; the other parties shrink from the responsibilities of power,—probably because they have a stronger moral sense of those responsibilities: ...
... for Lord John Russell's shoes. The Hon. Member declined on the ground that he had all through his life set his foot against Whig measures, and it was not likely he would step into them now. The bootmaker seeing plainly that Mr Cobden’s sole and understanding ...
... reflecting minds in regard to the present Ministry. The present Cabinet is formed on the principle «f giving voice in it to every Whig Aristocratic family, and every man shining talent and high pretension connected with the party. It has tried strengthen itself ...
... residences in Constantinople and Madrid, £15,000 ; Medals for the army and navy, £22,500 ; Steam navigation to India, £50,000. WHIG LONGINGS. {From the Standard of Freedum). The wish was father, Harry, to the thought,’ says the dying Henry IV., in Shakspeare ...
... that orders have l»een forwarded to the copies or extracts of all instructions given licr Majesty found, imlee*!, that the Whigs were not good , 0 i t«TSerene«- has been increase the dependence Sardinian Admiral, Allrini, lo remain in the A.lriatic until ...
... drop minor men in wandering mazes lost, take onlv the principal sections of the House. Here | Is the Finance Minister of tin* Whig Government, who opposed all railway advances, now making a paltry j loan : the Finance Minister and his colleagues have certain ...
... constituency his vote for the Tory i«arty favour of tlie balf-weaaed slavelwddere of .lam.uca in I7. That vote inqierilUsl the then Whig Government, and tl»e Itoys Kil were furious. Over came indignant deputation, and straight hied Square, howling for the ion ...
... ltrB , mixture red rto.e.-», green oats, a,m potion, sense of increased security will reconcile ha/eSvtd'lofaesenl the fol* whig bill to the legislature: r-aje. with three buttons te- thelJl to vulgar annoyance. The debate promises -I. Tuscany shall send ...
... Roebuck himself, and nolmdy else, for would never agree with any set gentlemen the house. l>»id John defended the conduct of Whig party with reference to the stricture's Mr Roebuck. He showed the reductions made in our expenditure, amounting in the last ...
... which one of them contained in a year was not more than is often found in two numbers of the Times. After the defeat of the Whigs, it was longer necessary for the King to be sparing in the use of w hat the judges had pronounced to his undoubted prerogative ...
... Cabinet set to 1-y the week, like lieutenants. Sir nephew of the late Earl Grey, Minister, and great speaker. Heis , Liberal—a Whig strong in language ami carelul csiiiduct, and a sound lawyer-who can imagine no departure from the rule lawyers. Sir Charles ...
... occasion, indenendm,''dth value 'of is, undersUnd estlmalld at upwards of £9OOO. The store was insured for £6700. —Northern Whig. Third Paper of Qimrter. Quarter, end January, April, July, and 22d October. . _ y Advance Price, 13* per Annum ; Credit da ...