... and having from a variety of circumstances a more favourable prospect for their Budget than usually falls to the lot of the Whigs in office, they will persevere yet further. It is said that the Mouey Market is such state that the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... debate-proceeded in the following gentlemanly style :— Mr. Duer said that the resolution of Mr. Brown, in effect, called upon the Whigs to make an unconditional surrender. He would vote for anybody but disunionist to occupy the chair. A Voice.—There is no such ...

... and determined attack is to be made on the Free Trade policy, and that managed as, despite the aid of Cobden and Peel, the Whigs will be compelled to make concessions of some kind or other. The proceedings of a meeting of the Parliamentary Reformers also ...

... resisting Reform in Parliament 20 years ago. The risk winning is great; but caution was never an ingredient in the composition of Whig-Radicals. They invariably plunge in medias res, though they have again and again floundered, and only come safe to land through ...

... National destinies, but that was only so long as public opinion would be duped by the most specious sophistry to believe in Whig professions of Patriotism and public virtue. Now, however, the tables are turned, and because the tide of re-action is steadily ...

... g his illegitimate objects. It was by the trickerv and treachery of this party under the crafty O'Connell that the present Whig-Radical ministers, and the majority of the House of Commons ( which carried the corn law repeal and free trade measures) came ...

... able to attend this meeting, will feel it as his duty to do so. The question is not between High and Low Church, or between Whig and Tory. It is not merely a question, whether the promoters of Church Schools shall have liberty to found them in accordance ...

... Government irretrievably to the Free-Traders; and instead of trying to squeeze justice out of that compressible material—a Whig Ministry— the Agriculturists will have to fight the battle on the principle of Protection to Native Industry ;. and as principles ...

... Vdliers, io order pledge the Whig government, as far as they pns«il>ly oan, compromise them heart and soul in the same boat with themselves. We guess, as the Americans say, that Lord John Russell and the moderate Whigs feel much as the man did who had ...

... with landlord, a good straightforward country gentleman of the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a Whig. have since learnt to consider a Peel-Conservative landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after some negotiation I took ...

... subjects the Review, and succinctly place before our readers the long ratal i-rue enormities which modern Whig legislation (Sir Robert Peel has always been Whig in action) has committed in relation both Church and State— 1. Appointment of Sceptical and Rationalistic ...

... however, anticipate that the Parliamentary Programme will contain any explicit explanations as to Ministerial intentions. The Whigs have ever been waiters upon Providence, merely availing themselves of the expediency of the moment, and unseruplous to hazard ...