... Seemed t0 these worthi ...

... in the government vessel! If any good has resulted from the extraordinaryproceedings which followed the resignation of the Whig cabinet, it is that the public have now a clearer and fuller knowledge than before of the principles, objects, and designs ...

... makers of your instrument. We have received a long and able address from the Radical Association of Bradford, accusing the Whigs of treacherous conduct towards Colonel Thompson and his supporters. The withdrawal of the petition against Mr. Wickham affords ...

... document to which we refer. It is an invitation from a party Whip addressed to a distinguished Whig just before Brougham's famous reform motion. Whip informs his Whig friend that there would be a meeting that day at the residence of a gentleman of the name ...

... honest Liberal, in or out of office, will assist them to accomplish. The Whig Edinburgh Review, in an article on the political state of things, looks upon the Premier as the Whig centre of unity, and in glowing language, in which Mr. Gladstone and Lord ...

... Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, General Sam Houston, of Texas, and Judge Douglass, of Illinois; while the most prominent men on the Whig side are General Scott, Mr. Fillmore (the actual president), Mr. Crittenden, of Kentucky ; and Daniel Webster, the great orator ...

... measure has been produced. Of the Whig projects, »| any, nothing is yet known ; but Lord John Bub* and Lord Palmerston, in one way or other, are sure* push forward to the front of the battle. They have traditions of the Whig party to maintain. On Mon ...

... Conservatives. For instance, the gentlemen below the gangway en the Opposition side have less sympathy with the old Whigs than the old Whigs have with the Conservatives; or, to take individual men Lord Paluierston is much nearer in political opinions to ...

... last, with the avowed intention, and in the confident hope of bemg able to assume the leadership of a Whig-Peelite coalition. To secure the Whigs he agreed to guarantee them ten seats in the Cabinet, with a due proportion of subordinate posts of importance ...

... however that may be, we are getting from a Conservative Administration measures long agitated for, but always refused by the Whigs. It's an ill wind which blows nobody any good, and whatever may be the disadvantages of a weak Administration like the ...

... of flavour as hardly to be worth powder and shot. There is, of course, the usual flourish with which every session under a Whig government is sure to open about a bill being in preparation to extend the suffrage ; but this time, the flourish is remarkably ...

... Liberal government. Why, the Whigs in were totally different creatures to the Wings out. (Applause.) It was quite notorious that tiie timid, the rather far-seeing of the respectable classes, had been willing to keep the Whigs fa, because they knew if they ...