... determined for the future to withhold their support from Lord John Russell’s Cabinet. One of these, the noble head of an old Whig family, appeared among the proxies in the division on the Address, but it is understood that that was the last occasion when ...

... horn the other subjects of his motion, syllable of whicf., lie prophesied, would, nevertheless, one day be catried by the Whigs. Mr. Roebuck said the government seas bringing against, Mr. Hume the very charge that hod hero made against Lord J. Russell ...

... might hare or later, however, be believed, every one would be carried ; the reaping time wes coming of seed long sown ; the Whigs hed been preaching the doctrine of democracy for the last 150 years, Mr. thourht the country was to Mr. Hume for bringing forward ...

... , two red-wiogs, one partridge, and four mice. In the present House of Commons there arc four distinct parties—first, the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering 260; secondly, the Peel section, numbering about 90; thirdly, the Cobdeu and Hume Radical ...

... House, there seemed impression that some amendment of the present Electoral System was necessary, would not look very well for Whig Premier to take his stand upon Finality” and therefore the old cry “ not the proper time ” was again pressed into the service ...

... that there was really danger endowing a large section our labouring population with this privilege. Lord J Russell vindicated whig principles and th motives and objects of reform act against the stric tures of Drummond and Roebuck. With respec to the motion ...

... fa- :,; ~•_ there its really no danger in a large nation of our labouring population with this privilege. Lord J. vindicated whig principles and the motives and objects of the reform eat against the strictures of Mr. Drummond and Mr. Roebuck. With respect ...

... vicarage of Bampford Spelce, in the same I diocese-that of Exeter-becoming vacant, and being in the gift of the crown, the Whig Government, who are the direst foes of the Church because they are treacherous and x pretended] friends, and some of whose ...

... past that would call up a blush? If the latter, then we must say that the experiment has been triumphantly successful. If the Whig Ministry had determined to convince the people of this country of the hollowness of all profession of opinion—of the utter ...

... and of the leaders of old Whig school As acknowledgment of the which rendered parly created Baronet of Kingdom 1831 Earl Grey Sir Gibson always deep interest the local politics of Scottish metropolis he in the sarcastic Whigs written Sir Alexander Boswell ...

... but quietly winked at and encouraged. We have bad this system maintained too long, by thorough going tories and half going whigs, until it has become a scandal and disgrace to a wit itised nation. In these times of change they knew not bow soon they to ...

... being, in the following year, Surplus !—a sort of thing which had rarely before as onished the eyes and filled the coffers a Whig Chancellor of tjie^Exchequer. Il therefore follows that 1‘« less money the Gorernment g’e the richer it'becomes, and therefore ...