... involved some of the purest Whigs in the country in a dilemma from which they now find it difficult to extricate themselves, and it must continue to embarrass them long as the present war is prosecuted. It is thus that the Whig party in Congress find themselves ...

... thereforp rm. ns r • al • presented an appearance of steadiness, and marked before the seizure of Texas, and that justice . Whig Speaker has, however, been elected 7 m expectation The peasantry and to ntamB followin in the course o? the day 23i for money ...

... designation, is inseparably attached to them, and all the angry passions which the project had excited will renewed as soon as the Whig Government shall manifest any disposition to persevere in a measure which they did not originate, and of which Lord John Russell ...

... of a speech attributed to him in the reports of the journals. Now, considering the injustice in question, I think that the Whig Government is entitled to great credit for the patience with which it has submitted to the continuance of a tax imposed by ...

... predicament of the Whig organ, and of those whom the fury of faction may prompt to sustain it, there is in all this laboured manifesto no one word nor hint of any such new or additional ground of argument—not one word, but the same old Whig slang which has ...

... account Yet he has presumed to so both in matters ecclesiastical and political. has constituted himself the apologist of the Whig Minis* try, which six years ago he causelessly and rancorously assailed. He has constituted himself the defender of tho ex ...

... —there will not be any holding back. “However, she has servants—her Ministers, who, whatever the administration may be—be they Whigs or Tories. Liberals or Conservatives—whatever their peculiar shade of feeling may be, have considerable |>ower, and they can ...

... to be entrusted. Your Lordship seems to have tasted of thc philosophy of Leibnitz and every successive Government, whether Whig or Tory, has the good fortune of reaching the pinnacle of political optimism in your estimation. But *as wiser sons think their ...

... congenial to France as represented by her worst and most dangerous statesmen. Such is the aspect of our foreign relations. The Whig Government came into office distrusted and feared in this particular department; and the experience of the last 18 months has ...

... a powerful maimer against .cquering or holding Mexico as a province, or annexing to the U uited States. He called upon the Whigs to unite with him in putting a stop to the war. Should the war be reported, he should call for the appointment of select c ...

... late Earl Grey, what a dialogue will ensue between them on the subject of nepotism ! We recommend the dia-' logue between the Whig and the Demeaql; Doctors’-Commons to the attention of the author of ! Imaginary Conversations. The Dean of the Arches is in ...

... his people Lon Whitworth from that of Lord Clarendon. alid lli9 •; ;l j,. 3ty proceeds if.dc in this In the discussion on the Whig Coercion Bill of 1833 p ath lias entei ed upon, pretext for intervention the difficulty was acknowledged on aU sides of the ...