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... too late; for the country has ma- nifestly decided against the further continuance in office of the Whigs; it has protested against the coa- lition of Whigs and Peelites; and in leaving the field open for the only party that remains to caiiry on the Queen's ...
... Gazette ?? great si Whig magnate has joined in the protest against tc Home Rule. The Duke of Bedford follows the lead of the Duke of Westminster. The cx. ti Premier is not the persor to under-estimnate the h importance of the great Whig houses. He best d ...
... desire, and in its stead we are treated to a series of the usual cants and clap- traps, which constitute the stock-in-trade of Whig editorials. WVe are described as svaggering and blustering, in the vain hope of concealing the dismay and despair of ...
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... respect for the political gush eagacity of the papers referred to and their car- in a raspondents. I submit that, inasmuch as the Whig- Rc at Radical party have always displayed the utomost hos- boll. tility to Irish Protestantism, not even special plead- easy ...
... WIlIG MANUFACTUlRE OF PEERAGES, To the Earl of Derby the nation is indebted for a thorough exposure of that remarlkable Whig job, by w vhieh a C liberal Irish agitator has suddenly found himself invested with the honours of the peerage. The fourth article ...
... years, the number of commrittals will be in 1858, 1,792; and in 1859, only 1,GS0. We -lava before ?? the same figuires that the Whig used, but we do not choose to divide tie eighti montls inlto twoaqumalportions. Take thie two first moniths of each year, and ...
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... THE L4TEST SNARL OF THE WHIG. . EsYo34 TEN NORTEBRN SrA AND DAILY BXazama OF IZUL5DAsta I ?? YzsTnBDAY we were favoured by our Radical and Gnladatonian contemporary with an article on the as Blackataff. When not treating of its pet subject, re the Goverment ...