... jealousy Lord Grey? It may strong observation to hazard—but the solitary, if compelled, secession of Lord Palmerston from the Whig Cabinet, in the present curiously complicated condition our affairs, foreign and domestic, will viewed many as a national ...

... the past policy of Lord John Russell, we Shull lute to look for the new life, and strength, sod Rigour to another infusion of whig lordlings and Treasury hangers oe. And it is to be remembered that all the life, sad strength, end vigour lately given to the ...

... spare no pains for that purpose; but when onco his mind was made up, it was impossible to influence him. « In politics was a Whig of 168S, which became him modified, however, all the experience of the present ae-e. He wished to see our society founded on ...

... to further It is lalasied be the deselleo. sal wet reply the Whig Made to earls le Ms. wish. ea Ittli et Melds of this ~by the palled rehires Ate Moe mpg* The of will net de here ; the Whig Cabinet le ahead/ to its tali ; if it be love yielded up to seer* ...

... Upwards of two thousand poor persous who emigrated last year, have returned to Ireland from America.— Belfast Gatwar Northern Whig says that Mr W. Torrens M‘Cullagh, the member for has jast succeeded in obtaining from Goverrment a charter, to form a company ...

... a strong observation to hazard,' said the Chronicle, but the solitary, if compelled, secession of Lord Palmerston from the Whig Cabinet, in the present curiously complicated condition of our affairs, foreign sad dwindle, will be viewed by many as a national ...

... hoped that of lbs European Courts to the appointment of Ibnt Minister might, conjunction with lbs domeatie weakness of the Whig party, yet bring back tbs game to Sir Rehnit . . Tbs excitement King was very great on return of Sir Robert Peel to power. ...

... represents in 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 eleva- tion might ...

... and most experienced councillor. They made aJonu of Palmerston too late. Fur the ship is on the rests already. Down go the Whigs, and the Lord have mercy a their guilty souls. Ireland's ruin and shame and desationalisation make a black indictment against ...

... next Presidential contest. We have ilready given some intimation of the policy that will probably govern the movements of the Whigs and Democratic parties. They are both gradually assuming their old platforms and are anxiously laying plans to secure spoils ...

... assumption of the —which were Whig—he bas been a consistent and decided rights of admission to its privileges—the right by marriage late Secretary, there was always that outspoken | supporter of the present Govermment—there being few Whig amd that by birth.— Morning ...

... would spare no pains for that purpose; bat when once his mind was made up. It was inapossible influence him. In politics, was Whig of 1688, wbieh became him, modified, however, all the experience of the present ege. He wished see our society founded on broad ...