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... Eb c $reetinaiv,5,ournxat DUBLIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1851. FALL OF THE WHIGS. The cabinet of Lord John Russell has fallen- fallen before the resistance that theirtreacherous attempt upon religious liberty has provoked from the people of Ireland. Twenty ...
... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. (From the Time*.) When Lord John Russell announced the House of Commons on Friday evening the postponement of the financial measures which stood for discussion that moment, few of those who heard him comprehended at ...
... understood that Lord Stanley is en- gaged, in obedience to the Royal command, in attempt- 3s ing to arrange .,Conservative, or what Whig-Liberals wt will call a Protectionist administration., We can only it le firnish the rumours of the hour as supplied by the ...
... without a thought as to whether they will damage the Whig Ministry thereby or not. But it is not on the questions of finance and taxation alone that the Manchester pha- lanx will challenge the Whigs to mortal combat. Mr. Hume has already announced his ...
... possibility of reconstrueting the Whig Cabinet, with the assistance of the Peelite chiefs, was then discussed. Lord Aberdeen, webelieve, refuted to accept offiece for himself, but strenuously exerted himself to bring about a Whig-Peelite coali- tion. The issue ...
... the Whig Financier-General's conduct as inequitable, unjust, impolitic, and dishonest, finishing by demanding his expulsion from the Cabinet as an incorrigible blockhead, we may be pardoned for using the stiff phrase we have of yore anent Whigs and ...
... of the separate sections of the House of Commons has now the power, if it should feel inclined to use it, of upsetting the Whigs upon an important division. It is unquestionable that a little stronger muster of the Roman Catholics, at the close of the ...
... that date, still the old associations remained, and the tle it Whigs used them as the rallying cry of Liberalism. fie w Keep out the Tories was the constant apology be th, e whenever the Whig Ministry wanted an excuse for not y dealing with difficult questions ...
... of January 28.) , FROM 'TIIE ACCESSION OF THE WHIGS IN 1830 To' THEIR LOSS OF OFFICE IN 1841.-FINA.4NCIAL SCHEME OF SIR ROBERT PEEL, 1842. Although no great financial reforms were'' effected by the Whigs during their tenure of office, from 1830 to 1841 ...
... or for ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalitions. It is too much of an oligarchy-almost too much of a family-to endure the introduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to beforgiven or forgot. The Whigs come in and go out ...
... the world wanted a strong proof of the truth of the old adage, Honesty is the best policyA the pitiable condition of the Whig Cabinet would afford an illustration. After years of continuous shuffling; after playing with, practising upon, trick ing, ...
... following important communi cation:- FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. London, Monday, Four o'clock. All is yet in confusion. The Whig satellites who were eo confident at this hour yesterday are now in utter dismay.- Lord John Russell is said to have found it ...