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... THE WHIG MODE OF GOVERNING EEL AND. BIRCH v. Slit W, SOMERVILLE. Great interest has been excited in Ireland by the trial of a case before the Lord-Chief Justice Blackburn, in which a Mr. Birch, the proprietor of an obscure Dublin newspaper called the ...
... this picture to Whig rale, and what do we see? Whichever of three sr four great Whig families happens to be nominal head of the government, wvhen Whig policy is in t,- ascendalnt-for when it is so, by oie or other of three Or tour Whig families, this country ...
... vulgarity and impertinence, the Northern Whig takes the occasion of Sir J. E Tennent's address to the electors of Lisburn to renew its assault upon that distinguished man's character and principles. According to the Whig, Sir James is unworthy the confidence ...
... claret with him, a Mis makes you drunk, and then secures you and ii ,beyours for his own vile ends, he is then ac ble Whig, and acts like a Whig. On the other Y the hand, when he appears perfectly undisguised t the and openly proclaims his right to act as I ...
... claret with him, in .makes you drunk, and then secures you and itf 41yours for his own vile ends, he is 'then a cl be Whig, and acts like a Whig. On the other ye ses th thebeand, when he appears perfectly undisguised h the and openly proclaims his right to ...
... liberal papers wish for a spirited agitation, turn out the Whig ministry, and place Lord Pai.merston at the head of a new one. The attempt will be made; there will be a desperate onslaught on the Whig ranks, when parliament assembles; and it will require much ...
... dismissed. That this accident should have befallen a Minister who has managed to form part of nearly every administra- tion, Whig or Tory, for the last half century, was beyond all calculation. It is not very difficult to account for the circum- stance ...
... THE RECENT FRACAS IN THE CABINET. As the expulsion of Lord Palmerston from the Whig administration is an event of the most extreme sig- nificance, and involving many considerations as to the future foreign policy of the Government-nay, even the existence ...
... but a time for. dispensing with ILord .PAusaxsxsoI ., but the Whig know.that foreign Princes, are; too poo. to incur a war with Gieat;Britain, however they may threaten her, and- they (the Whigs) find that Lord. PA-L X1EBSTON does not answer 'their purpose ...
... John W. Forney, of Philadelphia, as clerk. The Senate consists of-Democrats, 35; Whigs, 24; vacancies, 3; total, 62. The House of Representatives has- Democrats, 143; Whigs, 90. ...
... 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 ...
... John W. Forney, of Philadelphia, as clerk. The Senate consists of-Democrats, 35; Whigs, 24; vacancies, 3; total, 62. The House of Representatives has- Democrats, 143; Whigs, 90. The Boston papers by Wednesday's steamer from that port doubtless informed ...