... political worldand the best of politicians confess themselves one. qual to see the results of recent events in connexion with the Whig Ministry—the active speculation of the public, or rather of the newspapers, with a view to satisfying the cravings of the public ...

... definitive settlement for ever of this question, as one of infinitely greater importance than that which relates to either party, Whig or Tory, being in the ascendant. There is at least (mite as much good to be secured from Lord Derby's Hoverament, if it honestly ...

... was called a Protectionist Whig. (Hear, hear.) He abhorred a Protectionist Whig—(loud cheers)—and the sooner people got rid of Protectionist Whigs the better would it be for the country. (Loud cheers.) A Protectionist Whig was a monstrous nondescript ...

... with Lord J. Russell and others of the Whig party, has been instructed to form a Ministry. The basis of this Cabinet will be the members of what is called the Peel party, with a pretty strong infusion of the Whig element of the old, or Lord John Russell ...

... out a golden key as the symbol of what they would unlock, and insured a contest by producing a candidate of their own, The Whigs and Tories, in fact, were regarded as too much disposed to that decorous sirenity of feeling so dear to our Parliamentary statesmen ...

... of thmilies, who have assumed the directorship of the Whig party. We believe that one expression of universal distrust and dissatisfaction among the Liberal party met the first programme of a Whig Ministry that was put forth in 1846. ;t contained all ...

... a close one, owing to the property and influence which Sir Charles Morgan possesses ill tile towns aud tohowl Watkins is a Whig; Mr. Morgan a supporter of Lord Derby's go, ernment. MA ILY L /N (LONDOS).—.I numerous and highly respectable use til.g of ...

... that nodeseript political animal—a Derhyite•Kailical. Mr. Anstey, too (whatever Whigs may say, and in spite of the injustice he was ever doing Nielsen), is a nail WWI. The Whigs have to mourn the defeats of Sir J. /funnily and Sir William Somerville. EFFECTS ...

... influences that are exercised each year at our Town Council Elections. The 11l Hot then, and short of it, no compromise with either Whig or Tory. TUE SWANSEA POLICE COMMITTEE & THE TEAPESMEN OF SWANSEA. A correspondent, under the designatimi of An Old Tradesman ...

... has most seriously damaged his own party. Ilis future leadership is now openly questioned by Whig partisans. jealousies, rivalries, and differences among the Whigs, which promise to make them extremely in the new Parliament. Indeed, one may deem it not ...

... patch legislation—when everything is disturbed and nothing is done well Of late yeas, too, it has been the fashion with the Whigs, Sc the beginning of a Parliamentary session, to make a host of splendid promises, most of which, by being unrealised, were ...

... eximse is, in fact, to he sought in the antecedents of the Whig policy—in aline of conduct whieli been such as neither to secure popular support nor to conciliate those are opposed to them. The Whigs have fallen to the ,ground between two parties. They have ...