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... report, and ventures very confidently to assure its readers that there is as much chance of Sir Robert Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now as of his becoming Emperor of Hayti, or Great Llama of Thibet. The Morning Herald, not satisfied with this ...
... were met to give their support to Mr. Cayley, who at all events had not forgotten his promise, and who, though a consistent Whig, had always sacrificed his political views to support the agricul- tural interest; he had in this instance come from out his ...
... any day—[Cheers] —and though ho might not so sagacious the whig idmlnlstration, and (Major Bercsferd) be. there was mora talent and sagacity In Lord Stanler than was to bo found in the entire whig cabinet; tbougl ha might not crafty as Mr.Cobden or so an ...
... day—[Cheers] —and though he might not be so sagacious the whig administration, and he (Major Beresford) be. lieved there wae more talent and sagacity in Lord Stanley than was to be found in the entire whig cabinet; though he might not be ao crafty aa Mr. Cobden ...
... s of the Dengie Division to resume their sittings at the Town Hall as before their somewhat unceremonious exclusion by the Whig Council of that borough, which has recently been the subject of correspondence in our columns. The following is the answer ...
... (cheers), — and though he might not be so sagacious as the Whig Administra- tion—and he (Major Beresford) believed here was more talent and sagacity in Lord Stanley than was to be found in the entire Whig cabinet; though he might not be so crsfty as Mr. Cob- ...
... diversion in the experiment of a Cabinet headed by a So- cinian and a Quaker. It would be a fitting retribution for the haughty Whig aristocracy. Most strange and edifying would be toe sight of toe Russells and Fitwilliams, the Howards, and the Fortescues ...
... to have under this ministry. For the first time probably in the memory of man—certainly for the first time that I remember—a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer has a surplus. That then all right, but unfortunately he does not know what do with it, and he ...
... are to under this ministry. For the first time probably in the raoraory of man—certainly for the flrel time that I remember—a Whig Chancellor of lbs Exchequer hat surplus. Thst then all right, but unfortunately does not knew what to with It, and he thinks ...
... when the safety of his ad- ministration mainly depended upon his boldness,' vigour, and determination. Without Lord John the Whigs would be al- most headless ; for though there are able men of the parly, and even of the administration, still there is not ...
... however, he would remind the House of die alteration which had taken place in the sugar dudes. In 1841 a proposal was made bvthe Whig Govern- ment to reduce the duty on West India sugar to enable the producers to compete with the foreign grower. In 1844 tbe ...
... Cork.— ln anticipation of Mr. Fagan's speedy retirement from parliament, Mr. Serjeant Murphy has already entered tbe field the whig candidate for the teat about to be vacated. OXYGEN A CURB FOR CHOLERA.—Dr. Mtcrtt, civil PiirgeoD Howrah, baa, according to ...