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... AND THE WHIG. Tim Northern Whdg, in its publication of yesterday, pronounces Mr. Whiteside's speech, on Thursday night, an utter and farcical failure, and refers its readers to its report for proof of the assertion. 'We give' quoth the Whig, Mr. ...
... I PROVISIONAL RECALL OlF THE WHIG CABINET. IT is now announced, on the best of all authority- the statements of the Wfhig leaders themselves, in Parliament, on Monday evening-that the Russell Cabinet has been empowered; by her Majesty's com- mand, and ...
... THE WHIGS AGAIN IN PERIL-THE CEYLON QUESTION. MINIMTERS are once more on the verge of another pitfall of their own digging. When Mr. Baillie's motion on the administration of affairs in Ceylon was on the tapis, before the Easter recess, it will be re- ...
... RENEWED ATTACK UPON THE TOWN COUNCIL BY TIE, WHIG. T's WVhtip, in its publication of Saturday, notwithstand- ing its late virtuous resolution of never more inter- meddling with the Town Council, again displays its animosity towards that body, having employed ...
... THE RESTORATION OF THE WHIGS.- LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S APPEAL AD MISERICORDIAAlf. A TRADITION exists that the Isle of Man was once inhabited by a race of people who continually wore, by way of a Otemento Mori, as a garment, the wind- ing-sheets in which they ...
... about a fortnight ago, it startled the lethargy ofi the wearied quidnzunos. It again predicts the speedy dissolution of the Whig Ministry in the follow- ing paragraph p We learn from good authority, that ministers thlem- selves have made up their minds; ...
... without a thought as to whether they will damage the Whig Ministry thereby or not. But it is not on the questions of finance and taxation alone that the Manchester pha- lanx will challenge the Whigs to mortal combat. Mr. Hume has already announced his ...
... series of measures. Whatever is now to be done, it is not the Whigs who are to do it. The duty rests with the people to select the men who are to achieve the task. If the people thought the Whigs were capable, they would maintain them in power. The people ...
... by any public man in Ireland-devotedly attachcdto the Protestant Church and cause-proudly independent of Whig favour, and scornfully rejecting Whig advances-passionately zealous in his defence of the principles of the Legislative Union-tendering his faithful ...
... possibility of reconstrueting the Whig Cabinet, with the assistance of the Peelite chiefs, was then discussed. Lord Aberdeen, webelieve, refuted to accept offiece for himself, but strenuously exerted himself to bring about a Whig-Peelite coali- tion. The issue ...
... of the separate sections of the House of Commons has now the power, if it should feel inclined to use it, of upsetting the Whigs upon an important division. It is unquestionable that a little stronger muster of the Roman Catholics, at the close of the ...