... creed in one respect. He prophesied that rents and farmers' profits would decline for a period. But what of that? Did not the Whigs go farther? Did they not actually insert a recognition of agricultural distress in the Queen's Speech? And did not Lord Derby ...

... Presidential election for America beginning to attract considerable attention, and it likely General Scott will In* nominated the Whig >ide, ami Mr Douglas, General Cass, the democratic. 'File m*ws from C uflTrcland that war is not yet ended, but that Sir Hurry ...

... defence® daring th® pr®*®nt session ! There not the slightest reason to suppose that, had «e still the good fortune ruler! the Whig Government, either Mr. Rich or Mr. Fr.d'erick Peel would hare withheld his support fr>m 'he proposition a DMiiiis; but dangers ...

... that opposition was hitter and unexpected. A majority ot 150 must at last have convinced Lord John (and had almost said the Whigs) that faction only defeats itself; that from all such attempts charaterised triday and lu't nights, ministry rise with renewed ...

... cerned, are gone. The popularity of the Earl of Derby in the southern division is well known. The late Earl supported the whigs, but his successor entertains opinions more in accordance with the wishes of the South Lanca- shire constituency. With energy ...

... first instance. The consequence is, that Mr. Disraeli has now to deal with substantially the same difficulty as that which the Whigs found so insurmountable eleven years ago. He has to deal with a great r avenue which is only kept up by an extraordinary and ...

... commanded very decisive majorities. So far the Derbyite Ministry bears the aspect of a stronger hand and firmer seat than the Whigs have enjoyed for several years past. To the cursory or the foreign reader of the daily papers on Tuesday or Wednesday, the ...

... burgess as the chosen champion of her rights, but has added another laurel to her brow nominating the second of her choice Whig placeman. Had Sligo chosen an honest broguemaker with a Celtic heart and a Celtic tongue, and proclaimed him the democratic ...

... Ibe instant, alter a run of ten days. From Washington learn that the Presidential election had lakm op the two great parties—Whig and Democrat, with renewed vigour and activity, and that the friends of General Scott beginning to feel much confidence to ...

... Romanist sect havu east off all disguise—with the rest, the garment of mock loyalty and hipocritical moderation, in which their Whig Mends so long shrouded them—we have arrived at a pass when one thing must happen—viz., the complete conversion of Ireland, ...

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... Derby Minister, his sole business is to unmake him as fast as possible. But the country and the great party —superior alike to Whigs, Tories, and Protectionists—that great party which desires good Government and freedom for the people to work and to thrive ...