... was confidently stated that the latter had refused to join the new Administration, and these rumours gave such hopes to the Whig par tv that the Herald has strong reason believe that a telegraphic message was yesterday afternoon dispatched to have an Admiralty ...

... public credit. He then went to say that this impost was owing to the maladministration of the finances during five years of the Whig Government, in w.iich period large reductions were made in taxation, while at the same time large additions were made in the ...

... tion. Undue modesty is certainly not the cause of this singular phenomenon ; nor has the aristocratic exclusiveness of the Whig oligarchy very mnch to do with it; quite ac little the often alleged want of official experience. The truth must told : Our ...

... still coming to market at the rate of about two thousand per week, the very cool weather permitting a safe cure.— Northern Whig. The Irish Linen Trade.—The feeling on the part of tbe trade during the past eight days has been somewhat more hopeful, though ...

... members—to Free Trade, to anything and everything, as a means of again throwing the country into confusion, and expelling the Whig Cabinet. Cardinal Wiseman and h-s advisers, who had lately regained the position they had loßt on tho majority favour of bringing ...

... April. We cannot refrain from quoting illustrious statesman's sentiments with regard to this tax when he was opposition to the Whig Government, in the first session of the reformed Parliament, and especially as to the injustice of exempting Ireland from i's ...

... rallying points which are sure resources times of trouble—the Queen and the Constitution. Let the battle rage as it may between Whig and Tory—Free-trader and Conservative—Protestant and Papist,—all the angry combatants continue to recognize the authority of ...

... no cohesion on their (the Liberal) side ofthe House; the Whigs were not of their party, and they never pretended it. (Cheers.) The Whigs, and the policy the Whigs, was for the Whigs. was for Whig supremacy, for the three or four families who ...

... withdrawal of the Conservative phalanx from the side ot the Government—and the hostile votes of 100 habitual adherents of the Whig Ministry, told with surprising effect on Lord John Russell, and that he felt the desertion ot so large a portion of his friends ...

... This is not time at which any accession »f strength can with impunity be thrown away. It is understood that tho membors of the Whig administration will meet this their privute rapacity at Lansdowne House, to consider the course that it becomes them to pursue ...

... tho burdens under which we labour, we will assist you. (Cheers.) We don't ask whether you are Protectionists, Free Traders, Whig?, Tories, or Radicals ; we have nothing to do with that. We ask you whether you like the malt tax ? If you don't like it and ...

... before Parliament; but so far as Can be judged, tbe remedy will come far short of the disease. It is the misfortune of the Whigs that they can never grapple with any great subject in a vigorous and comprehensive manner— they merely nibble at the outside ...