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... J. (asst.ll, 335, Strand, and nll ltooksrllers. Priee XORTIIS MONTHLY MAGAZINE, For FEISILUAItY The of the Whigs.. 2. The Vagabond Crusade. an illustrated !total of tosial by tht Editor. 3. ften - rupti.,n 4. A lore Ptory. 5. of a Pin. 6. The I the old ...
... together any coherent comprehensive system of policy which can command tbeMipportof a majority to drawn from divisions of Whigs, Radicals, Reeiites, Protectionists, aud members lor Roue, we believe tank ns as roako a ropo of numl, or found a substantial ...
... Cabinet, or upon Sir Francis Baring's personal desires, we ran hardly be sure. It is attributed to the latter. If, however, the Whig Cabinet any hope of standing, its best chance is by getting rid of its thoroughly inefficient members. The broken-down Chancellor ...
... exerciise a localinfluence over any liberal constitu- ency; and shortly we shall find someof the most servile followers of the Whigs the most vehement in their vitupe- ration of their ministerial patrons and masters. The usual hint to Irish M.P.'s has issued ...
... than between Whig, and Tories, that the battle for office which‘we bad not been made aaiueinted. and raged. The llockiugbams nod tie Bedfords, Mr. lat and «4..r i.ei) thA ef youM lisp Mr. G.ecville, *ll equally ca’leJ t.-demwive* goed Whig*, all £ncliih ...
... this, as in numerous other eases which I have brought under the notice of your readers, when the attention of our precious Whig Ministry has been called to some abuse which they could neither palliate nor defend, a Commission of Inquiry was appointed; ...
... WNCOME- TAX. Otl the eve of Parliament's assembling it may not be without its uses to remind the public upon what grounds the Whig Cabinet is to meet the Legislature-the cir- cumstances in which it was left by the session of 1851, and the pledges which it ...
... hostility to the general public in proportion to the benefits they receive from it. This Admiral owes his present berth to Whig- gery, and we know what that is. This fact, and what naval men say of him, may be foreign to this subject; but the gallant ...
... in this conclusion by the recorded opinions or tue mo« eminent statesmen of modern times via Vfr w,, ' late Lord Western (a Whig a FoxS and ™»™ SSOD ' * late Sir Robert Peel, whose eloquent KS speeches in favour of protection he had brought h in case ...
... himself in the idea that, the moment he shakes, as an Irish fox-hunter would ex- press it, his new Reform bill, every Tory, Whig and Radical in Parliament, every man, woman and child in the United Kingdom, will start pell-mell in tumul- tuous pursuit, ...
... think, decide, and act for themselves. Our first step towards self-protection and government is to turn out the whole of the Whigs, and our next to impose a political necessity on the Sovereign to summon Lord Palmerston to her presence, to receive her commands ...
... TENANT RIGHT MEETING IN BELFAST. WE are only able to give the important speech of Mr. Crawford, which we take,from the Whig, in this day's paper ; but we shall find’ room for that of the Rev. Mr. Rogers, from the Banner, in our next. ...