... upsetting the Whigs—and why ? Because they believed that upsetting the Whigs was necessary preliminary to bringing the Protection party into power. They have been willing to take up Lord Palmerston, or any person who would secede from the Whig ranks and help ...

... Appointments, —The representation of literature and science will not suffer by the present changes of the Government. The Whig Ministry had some names besides that of Lord John Russell not unknown in the republic of letters; aud one of the last official ...

... than our fathers did in fifty. During the past week, a very influential meeting Whigs was held this city, for the purpose of nominating (subject to the approval of the “Whig National Convention”) the Hon. Daniel Webster for the Presideocy. The call was ...

... shall have a tendency to induce the country to lean upon broken reed.— The Economitt. The Whigs, the Manchester Pautt, and thb Ministrt.— The aristocratic Whigs now tremble at the temerity of Lord John Russell in having committed bis fortunes to the same ...

... bribery. (Loud cheers.) Catholics of Belfast had supported the Whigs from principle, for where would the Whig party have been were it not for them?—and he would ask what return did those Whigs make to them? W hat kind gratitude bail they exhibited? (Hear ...

... friends of the offending deputy subtled down into a constitutional Whig; bat, the start- scribed The balance (X 750) was deposited a ' Ing point ofhiscareer, he had aslittle affection for Whigs dear and distinguished friend” of the principal in the as for ...

... poor fellow was blown to atoms! Poor fellow! deserved better fate. was qualified to be a Whig Prime Minister of England—or Whig President of the Council—or Whig Lord Lieutenant of Ireland—or Chief-Justice of the Queen s Bench. (Hear, hear.) Sir, it is ...

... receive them. scarcely expected that we would so soon have an admission from an organ of the party, that, as between Tories and Whigs, they perhaps would have very li.tle hesitation in making their choice, that choice being in favour of the former. When we ...

... and the present one, on the subject of Parliamentary reform. We are now, thanks to the great and triumpliant efforts of the Whig party, possession of measure Reform, which has conferred upon us already vast blessings, but which is even more valuable regarded ...

... the new Reform Bill might be beneficially re-considered—for these reasons conclude, in the second place, that a Peelitc and Whig union has been effected, and that any attempt to break down free trade will be attempt to crush those two parties who, differing ...

... proved their inconsistency abusing the Viceroyalty source of national evil, and nevertheless raising bitter outcry because the Whigs proposed to cut off the evil at its source. The Government knew all this, and seemed at first to act from the knowledge; but ...

... the Hill said to now in the very beat hands in the country, and those neutral hands, may expect to see entirely changed its Whig nursr*, or torn to pieces the struggle. With the certainty of a scene so harrowing to the feelings of Government, and little ...