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... llobert Peel further off than ever from the possession of power; and the possibility of governing the country with the present Whig administration no one veutures to argue. Shall Lord Stanley then, in 1852, accomplish for the industrious classes of the British ...
... Derbyshire undoubtedly is should represented by gentlemen supporters of the so-called system of free-trade and of the present Whig government, is to me nothing less than marvellous, but I trust these electors will for the future return only such members ...
... rather than important, the political aspects of the states being entirely confined to internal success or defeats of the various Whig or democratic candidates at the state elections in progress. The opponents of the Fugitive Slave Law keep the majority in the ...
... even counteract them ; because, forsooth, that would be contrary to the spirit of liberality, which is the very life-blood of Whig legislation. Disturbing the peace of foreign nations, it would appear, does not constitute the only pastime of the social and ...
... the present be on subjoined MINISTERIAL MEASURES members make One full House 1 One defeat 1 defeat minority minorities One Whig Ministry the death of Punch Sir Robert Peel The of Pride Take quiet sober of life and add together the two ideas of pride and ...
... the late division, which we subjoin : ayes. Stanleyites 220 Peelites - 27 Whigs |9i 438 NOES. Roman Catholics - 35 Peelites Puseyite Protectionists - - - 6 Whigs and Radicals - - - - 42 ...
... meet any emergency which may arise. If the powers are not needed they may remain in abeyance, and we hope that notwithstanding Whig self-sufficiency the legislature before rising for the Easter holidays will pass a measure adequate to any exigency which may ...
... the foot, that their official existence maat come to a lire or six weeks at tbe farthest. With this conviction haunting the Whig Cabin.i informed?'{ * I ' re dy> if wc °°t mis•uiormed, going through the unpleasant process of settine I** houaea order ...
... as Sir Edward Lytton ; from one, who is a constitutional Whig, mixing in the society of the leading Whigs, may reasonably be expected to know something the real opinions of the coustitutioual Whig party, will, we are sure, be read with great satisfaction ...
... in or farthest With this conviction haunting Whig Cabinet night aud by day they already if misinformed through of order We can further the impending reugna-tion will real resignation the last indeed Whigs it should real that which they cannot control ...
... as Sir Edward Lytton—from one who a* « constitutional Whig, mixing in th* society of the leading Whigs, may reasonably expected to know something of the real opinions of the constitutional Whig party—will, are ture, read wiih great satisfaction every ...
... Cause op Free-trade ruined by the Whigs. —The Times has elaborate article on the singular phenomenon, which it begins dimly to discern, that the cause of free-trade is good as lost; and, seeing that the game of the Whigs is up, fastens upon them the odium ...