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... WHIG DIPLOMACY. it is easy to see that the news from America promptly relieved the public mind, it is not so easy to make out why certain organs in the press have been so jubilant about Mr. Seward's concession. After all, what has the American Secretary ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PRESS. WE should have been very well content to allow the case of the British, Star to rest upon its own merits, but the animated debate in the House of Commons last Friday, invites a second reference, while the defence set up by Mr ...
... LORD J. RUSSELL AND THE MINISTERIAL REFORM BILL. THE Whig-Radical phalanx in the House of Commons have expressed their intention to oppose the Reform Bill of the Government; and, with a view of giving that Opposition a rallying point, Lord John Russell ...
... the Whig and Liberal Catholics who heard all this did 1 Half of them voted for Lord Palmerston, and the other half refused to vote against him (loud groaning). Now, in my humble judgment the open, avowed, unequivocal traitors who went into the Whig division ...
... avowedly conferred through political interest —the father of the favoured one being Chairman of the Committee of a llants Whig M. P. Ido not mean for the County. Surely, Sir, this is an abuse of patronage I These arc the things which produce alienation ...
... purposes, in a majority ; for though, in the case of all the Opposition joining in a factious vote (a case not so certain as the Whigs represent it), he would doubtless be in a minority, what other Ministry can reckon on three hundred supporters? With regard ...
... the scene of a great battle this evening. Rumour whispers that, whatever may be their mutual animosities, the leaders of the Whig, Palmerstonian, and Peelito parties have on this occasion joined their forces to inflict a serious defeat upon the Government ...
... Catholic contemporaries the folly of supporting the Whigs. Catholic Ireland has not, and never has bad, anything for which to thank that party. Will it, from Galway, learn the lesson that the Whigs serve themselves when they can—their country when they ...
... cannot, in a Whig sense, have lived and al died for nothing. And e Whig journals, which would have uttered their reclamations against the avarice or nepotism of a Tomline, are silentat the excesses of a Maltby. It is enough to be a Whig to escape the ...
... religious grounds the Bishop thought good to . make a Saint of Macaulay. It was, probably, enough that lie was a Scotchman and a Whig for any amount of piety or godliness to be assumed in his favour. And his early connexion with the Clapham Sect, in these ...
... on men of deeper and less elastic opinions. It has been reserved for our day to see a monstrous hybrid produced between the Whig partisan and the Puritan innovator, in which the liberality of the first and tho zeal of the second have disappeared in the ...
... great re gtet that Lord Derby could not be persuaded to e hint the stall in question at Canterbury. The k. ll P a citY of the Whigs for patronage seems to be wundless. ...