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... with its talent for getting into hot water, should sorely have bought in. Far be it from us, how- ever, to assert that the Whigs only have forgotten what is due to theluselves. 'l'e Couintry Party have been similarly oblivious. Lot 127 was evidently ...
... for the success of which Prince Albert feels shoni deep solicitude, ehe necessary influence would he employed to prevent the Whigs from offering any factious opposition to the new Con- servative Cabinet, as that would riecessitate a dissolution, and cause ...
... even a greater-in all measures of financial and so- cial reform. (Fromn the -ilferning Herald.) Brazen the matter as they may, Whig financial manage- Ment hourly loses its lacquer. Stoutly and stolidly the Chancellor of the Exchequer resisted the proposition ...
... assistance of his Ministers, after the most careful deliberation and consideration, including the Secretary of State, Mr Webster, a Whig and a Liberal politician-considered by many the greatest statesman of the agc-[see the Earl of Carlisle's late admirable lecture ...
... Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Newman, whp exchanges; Lieutenant James Atkinson, from the 70th Foot, te.bi 1ieufenant, vice Whig- ham, who exchanges ; Ensign John Shaw Wyllie. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thellusson, who retires. 87th Foot_..Edwiu ...
... made to form a Whig-Peelite Cabinet. Lxvarooz., Sunday.-Canada off Ormshead, 4 r.x. SECOND EDITION. MEscuuY OErr , TwFrvx o'Cwos. Lo, NDoN, MoNDAY. MIfNISTERIAL CRISIS. Nothing positive is known, but the belief of the for- mation of a Whig-Peelite Cabinet ...
... assure you how necessary I consider suchs an Association under the strange and afflicting revival of religious persecution by a Whig Government in the middle of the 19th century ! I enclose £10 towards tho expeuse of inaugurating the Society, and have the ...
... Bishops, priests, war and people will have no cansa to he grateful to the Whigs tush other than as they are grateful to Pontius Pilate, Judas, and aPt the Chief Priest of Judea. The W~higs have done ns a most whc especial benefit, but we need -not thjank them ...
... lieve Lord Stanley and his party would be much more skilful and trust-worthy advisers than Lord John P Russell, or any of the Whig Cabinet. We can merely mm at present refer to his proposed mode of dealing with am this question. Mr. Charteris, oil Friday ...
... make one full House-one full House makes one defeat-one defeat makes one large minority- twenty minorities make one Whig Ministry-one Whig Minis- try makes one regret the death of Sir Robert Peel.-Panchi. Naw BAs-NKoTE PAPaE, - A novel kind of paper has ...
... naiy not be so obstinate on such a point. Far better, say we, that the Protectionists should come into power, and that the Whigs should be placed in the position where thay have ever shown themselves to be most consistent and most useful-viz., in opposition ...
... tectionists. There is a firm and general belief among the Cor- servatives that soon after the Eister reces', if no: before, tile Whig Cabinet will be broken up, in which case Lord Stanley is prepared to undertake the constroction of another in its place The ...