... It is known there is a iierious difference between the Whig and Peelite sections of the Cabinet, and that each party held a separate meeting in the course of yesterday. Two messengers have been sent to Lord Lansdowne from Osborne. The Morning Post does ...

... gone. The Whigs are just what they always were when basking in the sunshine of office. Why, then, did not Messrs. Hume and Brotherton battle against their extravagances, and prodigality, and waste, in 18:50, without postponing their zeal until 1851? Were ...

... Government, must not take the family stud-book and see what Whig was related to , such and such a Whig's grandmother berore selecting men as Ministers ;—(Laughter)—he must not merely take into account lineage and kindred and descent, but must consider whether ...

... attack upon him. It is also said that Russell and the Whigs have it on the cards to go out, (still supporting , the Ministry generally,) on the Reform Bill, which the Peelites don't like, the Whigs then to try and make a party for themselves, ready to ...

... attack upon him. It is also said that Russell and the Whigs have it on the cards to go out, (still supporting the Ministry generally,) on the Reform Bill, which the Peelites don't like, the Whigs then to try and make a party for themselves, ready to come ...

... 1834 tothe fall . of his Ministry in April, 1835 ; the third, to The domestic history of Englarid~from the return of the:Whigs to power in April, 1885; to the accession of Queen Victoria in June, 1887-:; the fourth, England from :the accession of •Quetn ...

... provided the Whig party withdrew Creevey. To this proposal Brougham was an assenter, knowing that his friend - -Creevey was sure of a seat elsewhere, and thinking that it was better to make sure of one seat. Not so, however, the'Whigs. for, elated by ...

... Gascoyne, provided the Whig party withdrew Creevey. To this proposal Brougham was an assenter, knowing that his friend Creevey was sure of a seat else% here, and thinking that it was better to make sure of one seat. Not so, however, the Whigs, for, elated by ...

... despair, or been caught by 'Whig bird-lime and transferred into Whig cages. Look at Charles Pelham Villiers, for instance, the once grand and great and glorious Charles. What is he now? A mute and muzzled subordinate in a Whig Governrnent—but then his brother ...

... be seen a very extensive and superior Stock of SILVER PLATE, ELECTRO PLATE, SHEFFIELvD PLATE, J E W,2L LERY, The Prices of whig.eivill be found extremely moderate. THOMAS DISMORE being a manufacturer, and having the further advantage of a daily communication ...

... A strong suspicion exists that what are called the Manchester School are anxious to enter into a separate peace with the Whigs solely on trade principles, while the more ardent Liberals wish to make. the ballot the basis of the alliance. It will end ...

... abolition of the Corn-laws. It was soon apparent that there was no love lost. If the Whigs hated the Liberals, the Liberals in return both hated and despised the Whigs. Such a state of things was unfortunate, but so it was. For a time the cry, Keep out ...