... therefore, the English Whigs might just as well have sent an embassy to Timbuctoo, or Bullock's Smithy, Chowbent 1 Ane Papal aggression is lust as much a great fact n,„ . • c Tim once said the Anti-Corn Law League was, and a Whig emissary can just as ...

... impediment to the of lrelan It is no I tion or free-trade which i weakness, and u h Rome b nation period not a whisper had been e Whig administration ared more firmly established, in fact, than at the commencement of the year, or at any previous period. Its ...

... ending April sth, 1851. It shows an increase upon the three months of *5288,051, and on the twelve of £446,119. But like all Whig financial results, well as this looks »t first view, there ia a drawback in tbe return which Krvf E materially to qualify its ...

... Mancheeter deapicable Minority in thenuelr.s, yet for quid pro quo,’ helping to make up ministerial Majority) wore urging the Whig ministry— secretly and stealthily backed by Lord Ashlxt, the profemed Champion of operatises—ooco mere rob sona and daughters ...

... , * a * * sa y lUi4SS > garret or ear without breaking it. cannot dress himself io ® aw The ring on his finger chance the Whigs and their legislation. lns walking abroad to take the air will be in nipt ot the British Queen and her blaspheming .. lament ...

... tbat disastrous principle of Whig rule, expediency. There was place to keep, the Manchester School to truckle to, Irish mem- bers to try and appease; and, office sinking into shadow as these dread necessities of Whig-Radicalism rose into sub- stance ...

... collected on the subjoined TABLE OF MINISTERIAL MEASURES 40 members make. 1 full House makes. 1 defeat makes 20 minorities make Whig Ministry makes. One regret th e d ea th of S it —Punch. Robert Peel MR. GRANTLEY BERKELEY'S ATTACK ON MR. MOND.—The scurrility ...

... hy-the-by, is said to have turned Christian—but failed to muster house, not even forty members being present. It is obvious the Whigs cannot carry on the business of the country, and they will have once more, however reluctantly, to threw up the reins in despair ...

... i THIE CHRONiCLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1851. THE INCAPABLE GOVERNMENT. People begin to pity the condition of our Whig administration; and, if it be true that Pity is akin to love, we shall, no doubt, ere long see the public once more enamoured ...

... confidence of the country than an6 LII )d whon hie quitted it. If a fortnight ago it was deemed eve ofa hopeless task for the Whigs to attempt to catrry on acec the Government, -we cannot understand bow what- exit 0- has occurred in the interval should render ...

... prudential character as heretofore. It is taken for granted on all hands that there will be a regular sweep out of all subordinate Whig Hogs, gold keys, and silver-headed canes, and brazen-faced sticks-in-waiting. All the genus of palatial flunkeydom, from the ...

... to be fought in the courts of the revising barristers, and his words- Register! register! register! became the slogan of whig, tory, and radical. It was here, then, on the evening men- tioned, that his successor, its command of an important political ...