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... Ministerial crisis ; and Manchester men are solemnly warned of the dangers that hang l on the uncertainties that surround the Whig Cabinet. e The whole tone of the article we take to be the shal- lowest cant that was ever put forth for the purpose of making ...
... deplored in the mnercantile community, and severe are the censures passed upon Bright's rashness for hastening the downfall of the Whig leader. The merchants and manufacturers are strongly incensed against Cobden and Co. for helping to dethrone a Free Trade Ministry ...
... for the success of which Prince Albert feels shoni deep solicitude, ehe necessary influence would he employed to prevent the Whigs from offering any factious opposition to the new Con- servative Cabinet, as that would riecessitate a dissolution, and cause ...
... Briscoe, Lalor,. Biaiconi, Riall, Baker,> J. A. Butler, R. Butler Lowe, and Cooper. Several of these gentlemen are, or were, Whigs, and once Free traders !-Mail. bEATI BY POr0soNINmG-A few days ago, at Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, the wife of a respectable ...
... really something for those who have a long felt that the combination of gentlemen styling them- In selves 1the leaders Of the whig party 1has obstructed in the practical progress of the country, that these gente- hi men have passed sentence of deposition ...
... indignation of all English merchants against the tY satd paltry policy of the WVhigs. Tne fact of the P nd back-sliding of the Whigs in reference to the EOuJget his created a confidence iu men's winds that there vill be no change, and that they may speculate ...
... gains, will in- ft crease the probability of his niaking the attempt with sureness, g he is snxioos to defer the downfal of the Whig Ministry till e the last possible period. The Herald is glad to be able to an- r nounce that Mr Baillie has withdrawn his motion ...
... the Bev. .J. Peters, the Rev. ,a D. M. Evans, and Mr. Henry Vincent. The latter gen- red tleman, in referring to the late whig ministry's decease, said ait was a piece 01' suicide; never had soy statesman a a clearer field before him than Lord John Russsell ...