... though en . melancholy example of the unscrupulous aban.b s donment by: the Whigs of all their former pledges and professions on the subject of the Irish 4 Church. The only Whig Minister that sum- moned the requisite face for so damaging a debate fE a was ...

... country qn, party, at that moment, have obtained a working be majority in either House of Parliament. The Whigs is were there-the old official Whigs. They had only op a few adherents-they had not a particle of influence of with the great body of the popular ...

... WHAT ARE THE WHIGS A-DOING? I I'll do, ILl do, and I'll do.?%i1 ACi {TH. in our last paper we took a hasty glance at 'What have 1 .le the Whigs done?' We now proceed to consider 'What they are doing; on a future occasion ve tnay in. quire what they are ...

... will not be able to sus- tain himself in office. Can the Whigs come in, or, if they can, will thoy be able to retain power? The Crown alone cannot long uphold any administration, d and the Whigs can have little expectation of favourt, from the bulk of ...

... WHAT HA.JNOT'IHE WHIGS VDONEF| 'England expects every aman to do his duty. _ Palmam sjei soeruit ferat. Nc/son and Bronte. The faithful chronicler would tell us that to the Grey- Melbourne ministry the country is indebted for the C Repeal of the Test ...

... WHIG MANIFESTOES AND ORGANIC CHANGES. THE LEEDS MERCURY AND THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN. In ourlast week's paper, in some comments on the necessity of further ORGANIC CHANGES to secure a full, fair, and free representation of the people, we said that the ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. m MANCHESTER, b TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, -1849. A WHIG AND TORY COALITION. The morning papers of yesterday all advert, with pI more or. less minuteness, to an abortive attempt, on b the part of Lord Joct RUIsSEcLL, to form a coalition ...

... THE WHIGS NOT STRONG ENOUGH FOB? THE PLACE. the When Lord JoIIN RussELL accepted the office of u Prime Minister in the year 1846, he felt the difficulty ,pe- of forming a government out of the Whig party. 'Ow He offered appointments in the Cabinet to ...

... WHAT WOULD THE WHIGS DO? I n I, . _ t. Tile whig press continues its outcry against those members of the League who voted against additional protection, at the expense of the country, to the West India planters. The Morning Clironicle had thus led the ...

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... THE WHIG OFFICIAL ELEMENT IN THE MAJORITY AGAINST MR. HUME'S MOTION. In the majority against Air. Iflume's motion there were of only 132 members who, by the utmost latitude of language, of can be called reformers, to 221 tories. Among the 132 prO, se ...

... that during the Ath the progress of Sir ROnBER PEEL's measures in 1846, the The great majority of Whig Lords and a considerable see- P uce tion of mere Whigs in the House of Commons did TI aix seriously entertain and discuss the policy of a com- a, 0. ...