... THE GOVERNMENT—MEETING AT LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S. A large number of the supporters of the Whig Ministry assembled on Tuesday afternoon, by previous appointment, the official residence of Lord John Russell, in Downingstreet. It was estimated that not less ...

... military expenditure. And, if on commercial and financial matters consider it most probable tbat the chief features of the Whig policy will be maintained, so it is clear their project of resisting the Papal Aggression must be carried out. It may be easily ...

... with the lectioneering history of the county ever since 1820. we draw Our authority from that. Prior to the year 1826, the Whig nd Tory parties were too desperately pitted against each other, and their contests were too constantly recurring, and too earnest ...

... —A large meeting of the Roman Catholics of Kilkenny was held Sunday to give expression to their feelings in reference to Whig Bill of pains and penalties against the Church. The Mayor presided. One of the resolutions ran as follows: Resolved, —That ...

... that on the reassembling of Parliament, after the formation of the Buke of Portland's administration, it was to him that the Whig leaders confided the task of moving—' That it is contrary to the first duties of the confidential servants of the Crown to ...

... met Limerick, the disastrous defeat at Dungarvan of one of its ablest champions (Mr. J. F. Maguire), and the return of the Whig candidate majority of it. constituency which counts little over voters. The result more remarkable when it is recollected, ...

... members—to Free Trade—to anything, and everything—as a means of again throwing the country into confusion, and expelling the Whig Cabinet. Cardinal Wiseman and his advisers, who lately regained the position they had lost on the majority in favour of bringing ...

... AVhig party, and there was a third party, the peculiar political tenets of which were not fixed, and which was not so much Whig or Tory—as independent party—which was generally' found be in favour of the third man, whoever might be (a laugh). Sergeant ...

... votes which shall be adequate to the destruction of the Ministry. But this step alone is not enough. Lord Stanley taunts the Whigs as being weak; yet, immediately after, as an apology for his own failure to form a Cabinet, asserts that, in the present entangled ...

... attacked the present Government, and denounced Free-trade. After taunting the present Government as being not merely, like the Whig Cabinet of 1839— weak and tottering—but an absolutely powerless Administration, be appeals with confidence to general election ...

... that the Radical section were desirous of fighting the battle without the Whigs. Let it be understood that they had no wisli to fight the Whigs, but that they were determined the Whigs should not pretend to represent them, without holding one principle in ...

... separate himself from that noble phalanx of distinguished men —including •ilmost every statesman of distinction, Conservative or Whig,—who, guided'by the experience of the past, and tlie necessities of the present, have come to the conclusion that the commercial ...