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... shows to what a would-be minister's instinct strongly leads him as, at present, the main source of minsteriad strength. And the Whig ministers may rely upon it that though the liberal and patriotic portion of the people of this country have no wish to witness ...
... Robert Peel and the Duke of Wellington as the heads of a Conservative cabinet, and as it bad long been combatted for by the Whigs, and was equally earnestly desired by the Radicals, as by the Citholics themselves, the only opposition to the concession arose ...
... thin-skinned, but to press forward, and to look to measures, not nun. (Cheers.) To be sure, he had generally gone with the Whigs. (Hear, hear.) He said nothing against them now. They considered themselves very well off, and wished things to be left alone; ...
... towed into dock on Thursday, crew and passengers well. She is now in the Dry-dock Basin, discharging for repairs. —Northers Whig. A little French brig, the L'Hiver, was lately stranded on the Ski pness shore, but having been gut off was brought here in ...
... personal inspection in Belfast by one of their firm, who tried it with English flax, brought over far the purpose.—Northern Whig. ...
... error. He says I wrote my History on Whig principles. Had be said Radical priwiplea, I should not have winced, though I really endeavoured to write it on the principles of truth and knowledge of the subject. But for Whig principles ! God save the mark never ...
... n. The fire, which is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary, was not got ler until about eight o'clock.—Northrra Whig. Au IRISH SKELETUN.—DiIriIig a late assize in Ireland, two persons were charged a ith the murder of Ellen Dwyer, who s e skeleton ...
... well ki>owin(t that train THE QUEEN AND THE MINISTRY'. „ from Edinburgh was expected to We rather think tli»t the present Whig Oo- - « ilw .utio.,'he. . vernment is tottering its last h'gs. Her t, .eo, s»y the hast of it, indicated Mattstv has had an ...
... error. He says I wrote my history on Whig principles. Had he really Radical principles, I shoulX not have winced, though I really endeavoured to write it on the principles of truth and knowledge of the subject. But for Whig principles I—God slo/O the mark ...
... person more competent to discharge the arduous and important duties of the office must be found, and that speedily, or the Whigs must be prepared to resign their positions to more worthy suozismors. The evils of the existing fiscal system have become but ...
... the latter. Adams was a stout young man, hardly able to contend with his more opponent. Baillie was soou after communal to Whig. ...