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... WHIG POLICY. The constituency of Perth, in paying a wcll-mcri*. ed tribute of respect to their late member, Panmure, hare, at the same time, afforded opportunity for something like an exposition of tb future tactics of that large portion of the I.ibml ...
... thb whig pabtt. (From Times.) W«h»T. »I 1 ofa.boMireflcl.ntlr rrefr point ont • t the mischance* which have befallen painful m . en 1846, folio the fortune* B?rKobort*P«l, and g.r. u. lb. Wwing. of chrep br«4 01 freedotn. Thor boon almost a. much T »rof ...
... had determined to gire the appointment to Whig member of Congress f>r Maryland. General Scott’s letter, accepting the Whig nominatlm for President, reported-to hare given dixsatislacton to several Southern Whigs. The proceedings in Congress were of little ...
... slabbing Whirgery the heart. CUartens got up. but. though Whig, the Whig* Immediately clamoured him down, and cried out for the division. But it too late—too late—f/op lard, King Smith, the Whig idol half measures, said, when couldn’t get back, and had ...
... their official mfluence tain places, have gained few voles ; »‘*e Radical, arc also better than they were ; and that both Whigs and Poelites have lost ground. But for all practical purposes, rega _ between Progress and Reaction Toryism and bSism-the House ...
... than ha* at join .be Congestive., might either in .new ehsrseter. or CunsUntinople ss Ambssssdor. These sro A comhinstion of Whigs, Usdiesls, snd might produco . Government worthy of the t.mes, sod n.me. are frt mentioned, but need not be yet repeated. The ...
... moralizing the result of negotiations with both parties After all, I now find that owe an act of justico tbs Whigs. . . . I would ray the former (the Whigs) that they seem to have great value for Church Establishment at all ; and Of the latter (the Tories) that ...
... Council. The Earl of consequently, proceeds to Osborne, and accept! the charge as Premier, with coalition of Peclitcs and Whigs, including Lord J. Russell, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Ooulburn, and Mr. Sidney Herbert.” The Timet of Monday says—'* ...
... the merits of the great party with which he himself is associated. But we mast be content to wait the future development of Whig policy. It is so far satisfactory to find that with him Free Trade is safe—that religions freedom, in it* widest and heat sense ...
... Lord Melbourne 1839, the Queen sent for the Duke, and, at his suggestion, commissioned Sit R. Peel form a ministry ; but the Whigs returned office, her Majesty refusing to dismiss the ladies of her house* hold. In 1841, Sir R. Peel succeeded in actually ...
... there were other three if not more, parties in the house- -one including various gradations of opinion, from the aristocratic Whig to the extreme Radical ; another representing tho views of the Irish priests ; and thirdthe Peelitcs—numerically small, but ...
... intermp'ion the ohservcil, and l the conversation, »“tl 1 Sllli , Ind be d glunous mauaer in wiiu , * piau„ we**e, m a fhc Whigs 1 . ssal The few words, given bun. * firo f military en- noble officer hc gave sever hearty h^r7,h;.* , . ak haTo.arly brushed ...