... would spare no pains for that purpose; bat when once his mind was made up. It was inapossible influence him. In politics, was Whig of 1688, wbieh became him, modified, however, all the experience of the present ege. He wished see our society founded on broad ...

... hoped that of lbs European Courts to the appointment of Ibnt Minister might, conjunction with lbs domeatie weakness of the Whig party, yet bring back tbs game to Sir Rehnit . . Tbs excitement King was very great on return of Sir Robert Peel to power. ...

... and is very generally understood that the negotiations in progress have for their object tho formation of a Conservative. Whig Cabinet—a negotiation which, if successful, would, in all probability, involve an early dissolution of Parliament. It is prop'tcd ...

... that bra wu the Dimmocntic ticket; thta 'aro b thl Whig.’ Out yoa to #oto twioe 1 karl yon armtod.’ Yow will, will you r ihoetod thl ion tki oo#oi iign pupil; than I aoyi if I’m denied right woting for Whig#, after in’ whole ticket for the Dimmoeratice, Uera ...

... the Whig Government, having the gam* in their hands, wen considerably maligned if they did not manage tbs tom in their favour in tome dozen instances. By little nice manipulation the magic 2000 was easily stretched contracted, according aa a Whig Tory ...

... together any coherent comprehensive system of policy which can command tho sopport of majority to be drawn from tho divisions of Whigs, Radicals, Peebles, Protectionists, and members for Rome, we believe to be task feasible to mako rope of sand, or to found ...

... wit obliterate ‘distinctions,’ so that' no strict party disclplin.’ could b. maintained. If Mr Blagg called at tho door a Whig,’ Mr Edwards waited ‘Tory,* the natnra of tho intereiew proved moeh the tamo, and tbo toleration and farboaraneo displayed ...

... appointment to office. Tims three days. Including Saturday and Sunday, will sottlo question, by handing over country from a Whig to Conservative Cabinet. It is not three weeks sine her Majesty opened tho session, and there was rather more anxiety than ...

... 1841. and from July February, 1852, hefilleo the situation of of tbe Council. Throughout the whole ef career was a high minded Whig of tbeJd school, with strong Conservative ti midities; sad could sec anything mourn over in wml will, we believe, prove some ...

... at see bow they will etand before Parliament. Of course they stand on sufferance, and, what ie mare, tbe sufferance of tbe Whigs. Ministers who went oat last Friday week can turn out the new Ministera soon they please; but they would do it at the risk ...

... still the substitution of Ministry baring th* desire to benefit the agricultural interest, for that decidedly hostile at tbs Whigs have prored tbemselres to he, is naturally regained as favourable change. We do not, however, regard the improvement which ...

... false show of forbearance*. The Miaistry.it I* true, is oioalnr* of necessity, bat tbo necessity was of its own mob. log. The Whig Ministry was wan oat Protectionist opposition coalescing every opportunity with any other sectional opposition that •tarted ...