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... in the House of Commons, Friday, virtually the close of the session, the Whigs made a vigorous party sally, to secure a good position for the recess. One of Lord J. Russell’s lieutenants led the way. When Sir Robert Peel moved the adjournment of the House ...
... numerous and influential to hold the balance between Whigs and Tories; sufficiently tried in practical reforms to assay those put forth by the Whigs; and sufficiently in earnest, should the Whigs falter, to take the work out of their hands. From the ...
... Conservatives and Whigs held at Leeds on Monday, that Mr. Denison had given liis consent to be pul in nomination as candidate for the representation of the riding. Mr. Scarlett, one of the deputation, said that a constitutional Whig at.d a freetrader ...
... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. [From Hill's Weekly In our preceding paper took occasion state, that the Whig party it> at present composed cannot tnueh longer carry the govcrnnieut, unless procure some extra aid ; and it can only expect procure that aid by some ...
... under the pressure of “hope deferred.” Meantime the view taken of Mr. O’Conn ell’s last speech at Conciliation Hall by the Whig press of London, agreeing, as it docs, in the opinion formed of it by all classes here, has given intense satisfaction to the ...
... Within the last few days most of the opposition newspapers have given intimation of approaching changes in the Cabinet. The Whig-Radical organs, indeed, are not sufficiently audacious to surmise any change affecting the political character of the admi ...
... retirement was given before the election. It is supposed this retirement was occasioned a resolution passed at a meeting of Whigs which was forwarded to Mr. The following was the resolution—“ That in the opinion of this meeting, it is not advisable to contest ...
... conferred, and assured them that, member for the borough, should make distinction among Ins constituents, whether they were Tory, Whig, Radical. Having no personal considerations swerve him, had but one object view—the interest of the town; and any influence ...
... -to draw out the antagonist a. fsr a. poasible, thu other combatants. leu sopercillously scrupulous and more alert than the Whig general takead.antage of the eipcnre. Fane, Lord Palmerston’s' l^ *r- . bU * h fl h,l ° odging lli, oPPonoo' »>• orer the ...
... pack’d— huzza for the rule of the Whigs! Aliens or Chartists to hear them declaim, You’d think Castlereagh come from the dead. Though the mixture of metaphors isn’t the same, And the courage and coolness are tied. But the Whigs are becoming res|H.*ctable men ...
... —The polling commenced Guild lord on Tuesday morning; at four o’clock the numbers were, Evelyn (couservative) 1,142, Edgell (whig) ...
... [From the Standard.'] The League** the only borough monger now to regarded with jealousy: ami, besides, the Whigs have not now the same fund of popular Ignorance trade upon which they had fifteen years ago. Thanks, boundless thanks, Lord Brougham ami ...