... Russian connexion—this every one mint see, would weaken the Whig Ministry, and destroy the Whig party, beyond all the slender talents of the Greys to uphold them. Various modifications of the Whig Cabinet may—and probably will—be the ultimate result of Lord ...

... high characte r, y rep the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon 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 ...

... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon 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 ...

... determination to enforce that respect for international law which has ever been the honourable characteristic of the American Whig party; and on the second he merely gives a faint and hesitating utterance to wish es which he - has no power to carry into ...

... and learned associations, assurances ; for without something of the kind the to whose opinions, in all matters connected with Whig Cabinet cannot and ought not to stand. We science, the English people are accustomed to pay are entering evidently upon a very ...

... order that the country and the navy may see that Ministerial and Admiralty jobbery are of more importance in the eyes of a Whig Prime Minist©r than either rank or (to make use of his own expression) ' brilliant exploits.' Ido not dispute the right of ...

... associations, assurances ; for without something of the kind the to whose opini ons , i n a ll ma tt ers connec t e d w ith Whig Cabinet cannot and ought not to stand. We science, the English people are accustomed to pay are entering evidently upon a very ...

... the election of two associate justices of the Court of Sessions. On proceeding to the ballot, Messrs. Bailey and Shepheard (Whigs) received three votes each, and Messrs. Gorham and Corbett (Democrats) also three votes each. After several ballots were had ...

... interne- Wigation, makes us regret more than ever that it i s only to accident t h at we owe t h e happy. com bination o f a Whig Executive with a Democratic Legislatu re . Th e President ventures to speak of th e maraudin g the descent Her Catholic Majesty ...

... After a Cabinet Council held yesterday, he was obliged to resign the functions of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The Whig Cabinet subsists. The post of Lord Palmerston alone is vacant. is' said that it will be occupied by Lord Clarendon, the Lo ...

... for the one of the two only decently clever men of the lot, Mr. Strutt, and he is put in by the converted Duke to please the Whigs. Mr. Cubitt, the other clever man to whom I alluded is a good builder of houses. It is a catch, in our present search, to find ...

... is a strong party in his Ministry who are thoroughly opposed to it. It is clear, therefore, that the question, whether the Whig Cabinet are to concede the ballot or not, depends entirely on the people themselves. If it is to be wrung from the hostile ...