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... this opinion I am not at all inclined to concur. 1 do not believe there will be immcdiately any deny- ral combination of the Whigs and Grahamites-unless, indeed, a whispered disruption prove true-but it is most probable that some of the second class of men ...
... personal op. ponents. I TEE WHIG CABINET-PLASTER OF PARIS. On Monday morning we were enabled, through the peculiar sources of intelligence open to us in London, to announce to our readers that the dis- union so long existing in the Whig cabinet bad reached a ...
... anbt rtmeuaits joma DUBLIN: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1851. FALL OF PALMERSTON. The veteran chief of Whig diplomacy has fallen from power, and the seals of the Foreign Department have been placed in the hands of Earl Granvillt., who, it will be recollected ...
... Lord Grey and his friends have, consequently, resolved to retire. To what new combinations this unexpected break up in the Whig cabinet, as originally constituted, may give rise, it is idle at present to conjecture; but of the accuracy of the statement ...
... only a limber twig adroitly snip- ped off from the decaying trunk of Peelism, to be ] engrafted into the stem of overshadowing Whig- gery ? If the latter, there were no object in mo- lesting him. Protectionists would rather chuckle at so shabby an adhesion ...
... n of his father's services-so far from invalidating my statements, it confirms them in every particular. I said that the Whigs had pro- mised that, if they were only given time, they would do almost everything for Ireland-that I believed they had promised ...
... ion of this mighty subject must take precedence of all others, unless her Majesty's ministers (our trusty and well-beloved Whig friends) have already decided on the utter extinction of our race and name, an event which, I must confess, the analogy of ...
... in the l cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Sltelburne upon 3 the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been in the cabinet if he were not the son of a Whig duke. Even the Chancellor, the minister of all others whose elevation might be ...
... distinction of party creed-openly and ostentatiously the cry of well done is raised by every organ of the oligarchy, both Whig and Tory, at the infamous violation of all public faith and personal honour by the self-appointed military dictator. The man ...
... DECEMBER 9,18S5t. THE FRENCH USURPER AND LORD PALMERSTON. The coup d'etat of Louis Napoleon has for the present saved the Whig Cabinet from dissolution. It cannot, of course, retrieve its character or heal its suicidal schisms, but it has peremptorily ...
... THE I CABINET. I The London journals, as might be expected, con- tinue to discuss the expulsion of Lord Palmerston from the Whig cabinet. The Post, which has been for a long time the special organ of the Foreign office, attributes the expulsion-for ...
... and we know not what besides. Diplomatic swagger was taken for evidence of the strength of a Samp- son, and the trembling Whigs were persuaded that whenever their strong man was vexed he would pull the whole house down about their ears. And very possibly ...