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... THE WHIGS AND THE COLONIES. A correspondent of the Timet, writing on th subject of emigration, says : We know from experience how vain a task it is endeavour to prevail upon a Whig Administration aid the cause of civilization for civilization’s sake ; ...
... are likely to start— three on the Whig, and as many on the Democratic side. In so tar this country has any interest in the strife, the recommendations and drawbacks of the candidates are pretty equally balanced. The Whigs are wedded to commercial protection ...
... THE STATE THE CABINET. Humours, and more* than rumours, of an approaching dissolution of the Whig Cabinet are gaining ground. The immediate cause which, it is expected, will bring matters to crisis, is the ill-health of the roost efficient members of ...
... the jealousy of our contemporary. He is pronounced a “New Born Radical” because he protests against the extravagance of the Whig Pension List, and declares that he will support retrench- ment come from what quarter it may. The Journal's memory is in this ...
... distinguished as Sir Edward Lytton, from one who a constitutional Whig, mixing in the society of the leading Whigs, may reasonably be expected to know something of the real opinions of the Whig party, will, we are sure read with great satisfaction by every ...
... It is ready something for those who have long felt that the combination of gentlemen styling themselves the leaders of the Whig party bas obstructed the practical ogress of the country, that these gentlemen have passed sentence of deposition ou themselves ...
... that Lord Stanley has declined office, and that attempts are being made to form a Whig-Peelite Cabinet. February 23, 6.30, p m.—lt still believed at the west end that Whig-Peeiito Cabinet may be formed; that Sir James Graham and Mr. Cardwell will enter ...
... supply tho place of Mr. R. L. Shiel, took place on Thursday, the 20th inst. The candidates were the Hon. Charles Ponsonby, a Whig, supported by the Duke of Devonshire; and Mr. J. F. Maguire, the nominee of the Tenant League—a gentleman of ability and popularity ...
... that en the Manchester Exchange, and the Leeds Exchange, and the Liverpool Exchange, where the Globe paper taken, that being a Whig paper, when persons see it speak in such terms of the member for the West Riding, they are apt to think there must be a great ...
... has reached Belfast, the deficiency of the Russian flax crop develops itself more and more the season advances. The Northern Whig, referring to the subject, says:— ,; From the circular of Messrs. Hill, Brothers, of Riga, it appears the quantity of flax ...
... Hertfordshire. The late venerable nobleman was in his seventy-seventh year, having been born in 1774. He was always a consistent Whig general politics, although he never joined his party in supporting the late measures for free importation of foreign corn. ...
... ground, and boldly accept the challenge when offered us. We are fully aware the rumours sot afloat by the partisans of the Whig Governmentfirst, that Lord Stanley is not prepared take office; next, that his past refusal has offended his own party. To ...