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... I THE ABEBDEENITES AND THE WHIGS, (From trie Daily Niews.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hitherto eibaietlng be- tween ministers and their ex-colleagues below the gangway is a circumstance which has talk..t many simple-minded people by surprise We ...
... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. Tal. most curious circumstance revealed by the recent elections is the revival of the territorial in- fluence of the great Whig magnates in the English counties. This has been a surprise to the Conser- vativea. In many places ...
... solution of the Whig difficulty. We do not share in the bewilderment of this writer at the prospect of a Conservative administration. At all events, we believe it more feasible than an amal- gamated association of all the talents of Whigs, Peel- ites, Radicals ...
... has dwindled and shrivelled; it has less of the spirit, not less of the appetite, of its predecessors. The Whigs of the present day are not the Whigs of the last. Their splendid bile is dege- nerated into dyspepsia. They have no faith and no stomach for ...
... defence of a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might have supposed that the vote was safe. The Whigs are Whigs- Mr. Spooner's amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor man, in a minority. Of course, this was a great grief ...
... I THE WHIGS AND THEIR BRETHREN. It was sarcastically remarked by Sidney Smith that Joseph's brethren could not have been Whigs, g or Joseph would not have been treated so harshly cl by them. The latter day reign of the Whigs I has certainly fully justified ...
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... WHIG SLANDER. to t (From the Nation)., ai In the navoidisle absence of Mr. Birch, of the Worldj~ l the taak of alandutiug ?? for-ts Wigs ih* eep ?? to the Eveniny Post . g¢-ha v beoin the lflidet Pd of looking ofi with eatsy indifference at'tbis'operation; ...
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... praise; yet such is the uncomfort- able position in which Nse are obliged to exhibit the Northern Whig, in reference to a matter of much local interest. In the Whig of yesterday, and in the body of one of its ordinary, stupid, and malignant attacks upon the ...
... Eb c $reetinaiv,5,ournxat DUBLIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1851. FALL OF THE WHIGS. The cabinet of Lord John Russell has fallen- fallen before the resistance that theirtreacherous attempt upon religious liberty has provoked from the people of Ireland. Twenty ...
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