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... anothter year, thle cry fiom Scotland would be syoter overwhelming. For~ tile first time in the histlory of the we wi world a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer had a surplus standl the oilier daly. IHe did not know wcl-it to do wilh it, the Tb, event wvaa ...
... lasvs, and in the majority on that occasion ap- th peared the name of' ari. G. Berkeley. And when he fiund that same member-a Whig, a member for a county, la1 and belonging to t great Whiig house-sosw moving to go th into a similar committee, but with a ...
... TIhe on. viin hc Pl ogvrmnt responsib Iity. Up to the present moment it may justly be said that, DE in no former session has whig-madlcal incapacity been more glaringly exhibited. At Among the notices ofmotions is one by Mr. FREWEN Chd that, on Tuesday ...
... from 1830 to 1840( with consummate in ability ; lie defended that interest from the attacks brought M' to beer upon it by the Whig government and other parties, in and made it Isis chief weapon of attack upon all occasions. sel When thle Whsigs proposed ...
... character is not to be l treated withjindiffiercncc. In that majority we find not only Conservatives, but Whigs, Radicals, and free- t traders-members of the Whig party, and the t Peel administration ; while we miss from the sup- j porters of the present cabinet ...
... their acts of interference with the affairs of other hhe coittries, done in direct contravention of tbe exposition of , of Whig principles promulgated by Lord Grey. all. Cobden W t, explained his views onl the subject of intervention, and lie ,d 'charged ...
... idol of the Diemagogical and Red Republican party throughout the world. The majority in the Hoouse of Commons in favour of the Whig-radical administration cannot be accepted by Lord JoHN RUSSELL as a satisfactory vindication of his goverImenLat. To be sustained ...
... you and aill Englishmen to abstain fions dealling in a single ounce of their blood-stained cotton goods. Nay, more, as the Whigs have resolutely resisted till our efforts to obtain justice-as they have given the government patronage only to their own parry ...
... about e pecwihhe confounds wvith national degradation. In B~ on word he is a cosmopolite in the worst sense of ?? ?? Tiimes (Whig paper.) C I. RELEASE 05' FusSELL, THE CsSARTIST.-An order was for( I dsachied from the Home Office to Lieut. Tracey, the soli ...
... in the House of Conimons, on the foreign policy It of Ministers. Mr. Henry Druimuond drew a faithful plc- oh' ture of thle Whigs, Was it, lie asked, a matter of surprise ivs TSthat the present Administration of this country sliomld be rdlooked upon with ...
... partisanship. There has never been a period, however c brief in Whig history when this was different, and t the tact has grown almost into a proverb. Nor is the case different with Whig-radicalism in all its more local developments. We do not pretend ...
... sloe bas been exposed to every seve rissult, to every tisrelst, to every wrong, 1151 tile whmole or br If any fragment of tile Whig party could inflict upon liar: from 0500 . the stern tisreatenings of the proud Lord Grey-from the pore 11 mocking insults ...