... but those changes will but make them more competent, and to change effete Whigs into active Whigs is not, as Mr. Disraeli will shortly discover, equivalent to dishing Whigs. Lord Hartington, with a Badical programme, is at least as formidable a person ...

... A WHIG'S PKOTEST. To the Eimtou. — l cannot be silent any longer. | When I see a coctrmo openly avowed which seems to , me to he subversive of cur iree Constitution, it is my j duty, no less taan my privilege, as an English citizea j to raise my voice ...

... WHIG IRISH SCHEME. I bear, writes the London correspondent of the Leeds Mercury, that the Whig leader, are preparing an alternative Irish policy. Lord Hartington and his friend, know that if they are called in they must be ready with a policy. It will ...

... even when the Whig leaders were removed from office — when they were under the sway of Tory protection, and perhaps more in will than in power, a reactionary administration. (Hear, hear.) For himself, he felt convinced that the old Whig principles were ...

... ?? Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell.- — An old Whig writes to the Globe on the subject of the present anomalous state of the liberal r»arty. His conclusion is that it is impossible for Lord J. Russell to serve under any other statesman ; that be ...

... The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty of the administration, and says Butler is a saint compared with his master. Tbe Athenccum states, on trustworthy ...

... By a formidable coalition of Tories. Whigs, nnd - ?? Liberals. Mr. Gladstone's mehbure lor the pacification of Ireland has beta defeated in Parliament. Consequent upon thiit decision the case is now being car- ried to thai ultimate court of appeal under ...

... RIGHTS FOR THE CITY OF OF TAYLORS CHROMATIC PRINTING PATENTS, BY MEANS OF WHIG* IT POSSIBLE TO PRINT A VARIETY OF TINTS AT ONE IMPRESSION. riHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, COOKING AND HEADING STOV BS and OAS FITTINGS •£ erery descnptieß, bo had in great ...

... lost as oar American colonies. 1765 a Whig Ministry under George Grenville and the Dnke Bedford was m office- They passed the Stamp Aot: America resisted. 1767 the Dnke Grafton, a Whig,-was Premier, with Whigs for his colleagues; during that time the ...

... the fall of the late premier to his 'relying upon the more advanced Liberals, and despising his Whigs ?? and holds that if he ' had leaned more on his Whigs and less on his .Radicals he would be Prime Minister still.' But it must be remembered that Mr ...

... The position is one of tremendous peril. The Whig defections will make a fearful gap in the Liberal ranks. There is every reason, however, to anticipate that the second reading is now safe. The coalition of Whig and land- lords may turn out an unmitigated ...

... character of Sheffield liberalism than the fact that while forme— y its opinions were represented by a Whig and » Whig-Badio— , both members of a Whig Administra- tion, its exponent now is Mr. Hammond, whose views I will sot trust myself to characterise ...