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... of the best possible indications of the whig policy towards Ireland. We have no ambition to become Whig hacks, and to praise the Ministry merely because it is of the Whig party. Our confidence is neither Whigs nor Tories, as such ; and we trust we have ...
... pur- The rumours to are wholly without foundation, and the whig have taken the surest means to prove that they so Saturday there was a meeting at Lans Hnwne House, at which not less than sixty whig peers were present, including Lord Melbourne and Lord F ...
... THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1846 Much as the Whigs would dare and endure for the sake of office, it is yet very questionable if they would have so eagerly embraced the opportunity of getting rid of Sir Robert Peel last summer, when his ...
... retaliation that Sir Robert Peel joined the Whigs in his vote against the Protectionists, although he gave the latter the benefit of a good portion his speech. Let it then known to all the world that to keep the Whigs in office Sir Robert Peel voted against ...
... We have elsewhere glanced at the state of Ireland in connection with the Whig Government and its free-trade policy ; brief passing allusion to its social and political condition, for in both respects it is in state of rapid transition, may not be unseasonable ...
... THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1846. The most remarkable thing about the Whigs when in office before was their extreme squeezeability. This weakness, or faculty, the Radicals largely practised upon, and we well recollect how terribly shocked ...
... THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1846, The Whigs will, we fear, be found unequal to the government of Ireland during the present trying emergency. Every post from that country brings intelligence of occurrences that, to say the least of them ...
... authors. It is the first fruit of the new alliance, a kind of return for allowing the Whig officials be re- I turned Repeal constituencies without contest. j As long as the Whigs consented to keep tile govern- ment of Ireland at the feet of Mr. O'Connell, and ...
... and degradation of depending upon the Whigs for support; by this time Lord Lincoln and Mr. Sidney Herbert, (two most excellent men in their private capacity,) know full well and painfully what it is to count upon Whig forbearance, or to desert staunch friends ...
... Very Candid.— How will your county go this year ? asked a zealous politician of Philadelphia of honest old whig citizen of Bucks county. Veil, I can't tell much; I does not know, replied the honest Dutchman, de man what tells us how to vote has ...
... taste for hooks and pictures, which he has a right to gratify while there yet time. Consequently the Whigs must return to power. are on the eve of Whig Ministry. Perhaps it will not mere reconstruction of the old Melbourne Government without Melbourne ...
... THE LATE ABORTIVE ATTEMPT TO FORM A GOVERNMENT. The Whig outcry against Earl Grey, says the Spectator, for his conduct in the recent negotiations, has led us to make inquiries into the facts; and we have learned enough to satisfy us that they have been ...