... D'Israeli, from Hume nor Cobden, from Graham Gladstone, was the Government to receive its wound. It was fated to sink beneath a Whig bite the dust before it so and so con banished from its Secretary was to have a in the success of his mo- the conversion of ...

... among the parties necessarily called to bear them, It matter of no consideration with the public by whom changes are proposed—Whig and Tory may or may not agree—but the nature of such changes, and whether operative for good or ill, a matter of the gravest ...

... Ministry routed. Pungent were the thrusts levelled at the Whig Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, represented as pitiably sitting on a bottomless money-box fishing for a budget ! Then came the election—Whig de- feat and Conservative triamph, succeeded by a ** ...

... new converts, to make up for the loss of one or two of their leaders, who have gone over to the Free Trade side. But Whig against Whig is unmeaning and unusual, and can serve good end, except the squandering of a few thousands of pounds—a matter, however ...

... he is sure of having, viz., 1 an active post under the Whig ex-Premier 1 his restoration to office. The exclusion of Si: 1 George Grey from Northumberland is regarde ...

... closely examined, will be seen to amount to very little. True, Sir George, his Parliamentary votes, might one day appear as Whig and another a Tory: now he might found supporting Joseph Hume, and speedily thereafter Sir R. H. Inglis. But what of all that ...

... people of attempts to force on a British colony arr who, under the curse of the Whigs success. odds, and who for contended against such years daily prayed to God ee are the the Whigs, now find that the Tories of the most unjust, and, I most ungrateful, enemies ...

... on the subject in the Cabinet. The Morning Advertiser assures us, that within the last few days at least one member of the Whig administration had all but sent in his resignation, and that even now it is toss-up whether he will not retire before the first ...

... the entire apimal. He is thoroughly and completely converted— by profession. We have his own word for it that he is a Whig of the Whigs. He goes into Parliament with the intention of supporting “ the good old principles of the good old cause, under the ...

... July last, Mr bottleholder repeatedly told his audiences of the certainty of the Sutherland family and Mr Loch voting with a Whig ministry, no matter what the subject of discussion, and laid especial stress on their decidedly Popish tendencies. How far ...

... that a portion of the crap, perhaps an insignificant one. will be unfit for human consumption. Another paper, the Northern Whig, sa that of 602 tons of new potatoes brought into Ifast in one week, there were not ten cwt. in the whole in the least dis- ...

... a nation was pledged deeply and mst aman or 4 party—that nation is reland, and that man is Lord John Russell, and that the Whig party. And is it now, when mightier the Vicar of Christ than those with which Ru and Palmerston surrounded him in 1848, —when ...