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... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. (From the Time*.) When Lord John Russell announced the House of Commons on Friday evening the postponement of the financial measures which stood for discussion that moment, few of those who heard him comprehended at ...
... THE STATE OF PARTIES—WHIG MANŒUVRES. The Session or Parliament which is no* rapidly drawing to close, has been marked by a series of anomalous incidents, sufficiently repulsive to make men hail with pleasure the period of prorogation or dissolution. The ...
... Sir Charles Napier, the General, once said A Whig is a sneaking pick pocket, pretending to elegance and honesty, when he commits every dirty trick recorded in the Newgate calendar. Tbe daring General must have bad the member for Carlisle in his mind's ...
... seventeen leading men, are all of Whigs, who have been promoted for political ends. M. Mr. BEER said- I do not say, that they do not de. ist |senre their promotion; but they are all Whigs, pro, dns moted by the Whig government: they had always in- been ...
... theseparat groi Musay be, we sball dd therm sufficiently I Cao r ied and Iha tined for this short but vital ?? r Old Whigs, yom-g Whigs, and ?? -Rad1cals i esl * loteers,and ChartIot.-Tenant Leaguers and Elkoman] Ca- Re ?? and Papist& anti-Cburchmenultra ...
... party, so much sothat confidence could not he restored, And you-ye old, old Whigs-what will ye think of being ith told that the House was now really tired of the old ea- Whig blood, and that the country had been tired ort of it long ago ! That the ...
... rendered vacant the death of that staunch Liberal, Lord James Stewart, was on Friday gained by Sir James Fergusson, who beat his Whig opponent, Mr. Campbell, by majority of 46. ...
... would all unite firmly under Lord JOHN RUSSULL and Sir JAMEs GRAHAM (whom11 the Whig M1aywhester Gimrdian designated as the future leaders of the opposition), and with those Whigs who hi would have adhered to them-in an onslaught upon a) the ministerial camp ...
... advanced Radicals have been labouring to persuade the official Whigs of the governing families, that their chances of a return to Downing-street depend on their desertion all their old Whig principles and remembrances ; and their immediate fraternity ...
... elections on the hustings the Whig candidates are seldom asled a question upon the 0 Game-laws, and that let them preserve game to any extent, n it is all right; but we have before heard, that j A very small sin In a Whig. Is a very great crime In a Tory ...
... but owing to the general favour and approval with which all his measures were re- combined with the utter disorganisation the Whig- Radicals. he was enabled to carry the government of the country with triumphant success for more than a year. At the commencement ...
... PRESS. Ink, brihI UT 'FTHE PRESS. THE WHIGS-A PORTRAIT, M1ORAL AND POLI- TICAL. (From the Tablet.) The subject of education is likely to undergo another formal discussion, with this advantage to us, that the Whigs Mwill be in opposition. In that condition ...