... nut easy for them to say whal they should do. They must either stultify themselves by belying the traditionary policy of the Whigs, or excite the contempt ami 11 at red of the fanatics proposing a sham measure. The Bishop of Durham’s suggestion? would lead ...

... to th - Irish members, and to Free Traders everything, the means of again throwing the country into confusion, cxpelliug the Whig Ministry. Cardinal Wiseman and his advisers, who hod Uiely regained the position that they bad h'*!. on the majority in faruur ...

... Important mains ia •elect committee. The truth ia that, in the prma unsettled state of parties, and with the promts. «f new Whig Reform Bill foe 1852, members an willing open snorcrmrily question si cannot be advanced one step towards setUemcsC the motion ...

... ProtectivnisU, there were twenty-two, which four were withdrawn, and two sustained. appeals Whig* there were nine, which one wsa withdrawn, and one Mutaim-d. The Whig appsafo include the eases the Frvo Count*! for the Liberal party —C. F. R ...

... transferred the post of tary-st-Wsr, and the Ministerial orfsns sem «d hail the fact as sort of new tie between I’eel party and the Whig Ministry. There **• doubt at all, however, that the appointment eqsslly creditable to Mr. Peel and Lord John—to the young man ...

... the l» laahod foam. An .lant wane* by each p««dng Mae*. la mmu the atawe. departed gWrie. now more. Banchory. . The Ballroom. Whig** Vault. lwoi».v«so-. ...

... not liava better colleagues than those who have proved such steady. disintensted allies Hut. whether for good for ill. the Whig school •« generally averse coalition- too much oligarchy, almost too much of fondly endure the introduction of new espccinlly ...

... the people neither the >upt>urt of factions nor the aggrandisement of families can, or ought to be, mat tors of concern. •* Whig »nd Tory are nothing to us. save they will advance the Paoris's Btn Kiuhtiw Upon Parliamentary and Financial who, under the ...

... ia neither very brilliant in intellect nor very active. and, unices sufficient spur given him, may think that ia one of the Whig Family,” and that hi* name and deacenl fully entitle him hia of, flee and emoluments with little do may be. Hot, if plain buainees ...

... but not Bishop of Birmingham. Considering the liberality in matters religious toleration winch lias always distinguished the Whig party, it cannot thought surprising if even tins moderate measure repression sluiuld have been at first opposed within the ...

... of an article » a recent number of the Ditb/t* mitemtg Maffauw: and, when »e recollect that that able periodical is neither Whig nor Free Trader, and, therefore, sot eery likely to express satisfaction with things they arc, will the more readily believe ...

... lb* a latter phrase forma the title an articie in number of the DM,a I miremlp ; recoil ret that that able periodical is ■r Whig nor Free Trader, and, therefore, not to express satisfaction with things they i« will the more readily belie that there roost ...