... disposal of the Government in o ffi ce , whatever its opinions, the Whig servant of the department as faithfully and energetically serving the Tory Minister of the day as the Tory servant the Whig Minister.—(Hear, hear.) With such convictions, he could not consent ...

... much of the difficulty which has occurred in Congress during the present session has been intentionally augmented, even by Whig Members, with the sole view of embarrassing the proceedings of the Administration. Such decided unpopularity, even among their ...

... much of the difficulty which has occurred in Congress during the present session has been intentionally augmented, even by Whig Members, with the sole view of embarrassing the proceedings of the Administration. Such decided unpopularity, even among their ...

... it were, in the rigorous harshness of their operation, for we witness the correction of Protectionist Acidity, the fusion of Whig Oil with Radical Vinegar, and the easy mixture of the Sublimate cf Aristocratic Alkali with the common Potash or the numerous ...

... it were, in the rigorous harshness of their operation, for we witness the correction of Protectionist Acidity, the fusion of Whig Oil with Radical Vinegar, and the easy mixture of the Sublimate cf Aristocratic Alkali with the common Potash of the numerous ...

... it were, in the rigorous harshness of their operation, for we witness the correction of Protectionist Acidity, the fusion of Whig Oil with Radical Vinegar, and the easy mixture of the Sublimate cf Aristccratic Alkali with the common Potash of the numerous ...

... much of the difficulty which has occurred in Congress during the present session has been intentionally augmented, even by Whig Members, with the sole view of embarrassing the proceedings of the Administration. Such decided unpopularity, even among their ...

... person more competent to disc h arge the arduous and important duties of the office must be Lund, and that speedily, or the Whigs must be prepared to resign their positions to more worthy suoc.ssors. The evils of the existing fiscal system have but too ...

... more competent to dischar g e the arduous and i mportant duties of the o ffi c e must be found, and that speedily, or the Whigs must be prepared to resign their positions to more worthy su c- I cessors. The e v il s o f the existing fiscal system have ...

... vilegea of Englishmen to define the prerogativ e ° ate' Crown ? This was indeed a strange and curia', goo' meat t) be used by a Whig Minister. The pre' Gentleman objected that the plan would define j oie rogative; but if he (M r . Add er l ey ) was not taken—and ...

... Englishme n t o d e fi ne t h e preroga tive ° ,.go' Crown ? This was indeed a s t range an d cu rious went t_, be used by a Whig Minister. The Righ l , s ,„ pro' Gentleman objected that the pl an wou ld d e fine rotative; but if he (Mr. Add er l e y) was ...

... s, 1850. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MA Y It is difficult to determine whether the Whig are more damaged by a decisive defeat or an unquestionable victory on a financial question. The ' former may he more disgraceful and vexatious for the time being. The First ...