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... Liberal Government. Why, the Whigs in are totally different eat cre atures to the Whigs out.—(Applause.) is quite notorious that the timid, the rather far-seeing of the respectable classes, have been willing to keep the Whigs in, because they know if they ...
... abandon his post so long as it is tenable consistently with honour)—we should very much like to hear upon what principle the Whig Cabinet—composed, for the most part, of the same individuals—of 1839 is to be vindicated from a charge of gross and unjustifiable ...
... Liberal Government. Why, the Whigs in are totally different creatures to the Whigs oat.—(Applause.) It is quite notorious that the timid, the rather far-seeing of the respectable classes, have been willing to keep the Whigs in, because they know if they ...
... do this, I answer, Look back twenty years; see how it was the Whigs were able to beat the boroughmongers in 1831 and 1832, and go and do likewise. Practice the lesson in 1851 that your Whig advisers taught you in 1831, and do that for yourselves now which ...
... will achieve the of the nation—the dissolution of the Whig-Radical Ministry, and the advent to power of a Governalent able to the demands of the British empir e . ADVERTISER,—Tire new edition of the Whig Budget waq published last night. We are much mistllieu ...
... intelligence, no and capacity can any Conservative offer the least o position; nor are Conservatives less forwardP. than Whigs or Whig-Radicals to diminish any vexatious restrictions that h amper or oppress the real bold; fide voter. If, therefore, the Russells ...
... expressions of Parliamentary opinion against the existing Administration. It was notorious that, for the time, the official Whigs represented that party in the House which most nearly resembled the working majority of former days. But the casual resemblance ...
... dominions, not even excepting thos e o ce means of subsistence are dependent on the contiu u office of the Whig Government, more desirous of ing the Whigs in Downing-street,; than ,the Prot e n over e : d Noble Lord. It is otherwise with some of his Viv i ...
... suffering taxpayers of the United Kingdom. If Sir CHARLES WOOD had to struggle against a deficiency—the ordinary condition of the Whig regime in financial matters—some allowances might be made. Without a surplus fund to be disposed of, he could scarcely be expected ...
... unravel the mystery at present overhanging the Ministerial crisis, and give some notion as to the probable successors cf the Whig Administration. Opposite the entrance to the House of Commons an immense concourse of persons had assembled to witness the ...
... pointing out with great perspicuity the difficulties of the Whigs to carry out any measures of importance in the face of a great and powerful Opposition, he comes to the question, whether the Whigs have really been the cause of the ruin of the Irish gentry ...
... POTATO CROP. The last accounts from the north are not so unfavourable as they had been for the fortnight previous. The Belfast Whig says : Our reports from the country, in regard to the progress of the disease, aro not so unlavourable as they were last ...