... has never received more than 96 votes ; and this was on occasion which involved at the same time the very existence of the Whig Administration. ...

... subject of Lord Joh i Ku-sel: having sent for by the Queen, said:— had g'ext faith the hunger, and consequent anda.-ity of toe Whig pa*ty: hunger tc'dl dare anyiliag. j; .j e the writer think of the .unhedged weapon l.c was using when wrote —** Hunger will ...

... sudden accession of the Whigs ?? was viewed with the greatest curiosity, ariat~peculation was rife thereon, Ere, however, the Nation had recovered from its surprise, another change in this Political Pantomime took place-the Whig Leader found the elements ...

... while the more moderate, and, I think, the more numerous friends of the administration, together with the great body of the Whigs, will probably for no further legislative action «»t this time than shall be sufficient to carry out the recommendations of ...

... with such support as could furuish iv aid or all good purposes The Peel Ministry aas incurably extinct tins extremity the Whigs assembler to form a Ministry, aud after having set ewed their courage the pitch of taking the Government with a uiiuor-ty for ...

... ies—Tory, Whig, and Radical, Free-Trader and Protectionist—have exhausted themselves speculation and conjecture, without throwing any further light on the subject. Some suppose that Sir Robert went out because he wished to throw upon a Whig government ...

... it, tee—for nothing I—Punch. There ia a very fair boa mot current. An eminent legal functionary being asked by one cf - his Whig brethren of tbe robe how it was that Peel could not now manage to drive a team which he had so long held completely in hand ...

... Mr. Andrew Smart, of Pennsylvania (whig), moved that the reference be accompanied with instructions to report the tariff 1542, without amendment: which was, however, subsequently withdrawn. This shows that tbe whig; mem to have fight on the subject, whenever ...

... abject involving the present and ruture interetS of every class in saioelty, it is Inmaterial to Iee whether the h recaerbhe a Whig or a TorY: he may pursue or uphold any line or ti politics he thinks proper.,: ie quaytioqel oi ak is, istte a bread eater ...

... This gentleman is, it is said, to brought forward a* candidate for Hie representation of Lincoln at the next election, the Whig party i-i Lincoln, in opposition to Mr. Seely, the candidate of the Radical and Free trade lorccs. know for a fact that Mr ...

... fully admitted — this great truth so universally ap- proved? Not in the Summer of 1841, when a House of Commons,elected under a Whig Ministry, but which successive elections had brought more into accordance with the popular feeling, was ap- pealed to upon ...

... crotchet broke disaster disproportionate fab giant Wi-detsostriis on choked of butter the way at the mouth of oven The which the Whigs the to sure the butter but pass in simile unlikeness which apposite similitude Upon the catastrophe liberal conclave Sir Robert ...