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... LONDON, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1851. RESTORATION OF THE WHIGS. The Ministerial crisis, of which the origin, continuation, and conclusion, puzzled the national mind for eleven days, ended on Monday in a return to the status quo ante. The QUEEN sought for ministers ...
... cause or free trade ruined by the whigs. The Tima has elaborate article on the singular phenomenon, which it begins dimly to discern, that the cause of Free Trade is as good as lost; and, seeing that the game of the Whigs is up, fattens upon them the odium ...
... the Whig stratagem, the Rev. Mr. O'Brien recently addressed the electors as follows : Ireland for the Irish' (laughter). Ireland for Lord Roden, for he is an Irishman; Ireland for Thrash Gregg, Ireland for Hugh M'Neile, the Orange parson; and Ireland ...
... inflicted on them at the hands of the Whigs) (Shouts of Never.) Were they prepared to accept the horrors which the present government had inflicted on themthe horrors of famine, followed up by the spiritual inflictions threatened in the speech of the ...
... Our friends the Whigs, always catching at the means of procrastination, are now comforting themselves with the belief that the people have forgotten politics in the enjoyment of the wonders of the Crystal Palace. So it may be, for the moment; but, even ...
... this has sickened the British public with the Whigs; the public no longer fear that we are to have a political earthquake if Lord JOHN, Sir CHARLES WOOD, and Lord MINTO are out of office. They, no doubt, may appear in a waggon at Kennington-common, with ...
... than any exertion of their own. do not mean to say that since the Whig* hare been office there was roioe raised to state grieranoes and demand reform ; nor can we forget, when attempt was made to increase the income tax, how heartily all classes nnited ...
... taut for the borough of the Catholic Duke of Nor- So much for Whig malignity. There are other considerations suggested by this most melancholy matter. The Duke of Norfolk's approval of the Penal Bill is now of but little significance, as his oolleagues ...
... HISTORY OF A CHARITABLE REQUEST. (From the Noi'them Whig ) The following are the particulars in connexion with the will of the Ute Mrs. Magee, whose bequest of 20,C00Z. towards founding a Presbyterian college in the north of Ireland has been the origin ...
... PARTIES AND POLITICS. (From the Daily News.) THE state of parties is not a little singular. The whigs are numerically the strongest party in the House of Commons. Their chief stand s without a rival iu point of personal standing, influence, and experience; ...
... governed by Whig-Radical imbecility, and noseled and fleeced by Roman Catholic bishops and arena in which they have not acquired a single friend, or propitiated a single enemy. That fine specimen of an English country gentleman, looking altogether so ...
... served is to br, like all other Whig-Radical propositions, the introduction of the thin end of the wedge, in order the more easily to drier it home soon possible, and split the honest heart of oak trunk of the British Constitution into thousand fragments ...