... make the majority teen fifty-two Irish Liberal members had to included in the winning side. The Morning Herald asks how the Whigs, the the Manchester party, the English Radicals, and the Irish Brigade can possibly combiue ...

... Peelite administration office to-morrow, it would be nothing to me. [ERAL » • • • • * If all Peelitee in the house joined the Whig administration, I would be their untm igatedy their untiring, their indefatigable opponent until ice obtain full justice. And ...

... him as long he lives) is retained to take care of him, the gallant Vice-Admiral being linked strongly by marriage with the Whig party, although himself a Tory. The other members of the Graham Admiralty are Rear-Admiral Berkeley; Captain the Hon. S. Dundas ...

... disposed of the good prospect. The second course was to vote with tho Whigs, Manchester Men, and Roman Catholics ; and having thus displaced Lord Derby’s Government, to combine with tho Whigs, Manchester Men, and Roman Catholics to make another Govern- Tam ...

... believing, be was thoroughly oonviuted, that the country was rick of those purtv distinctions which were recognised in the terns of Whig and Tory. All that It wished to see waa government strong ita ability, and strong in its desire to secure the interest of the ...

... evidently have had some InHuenoe in f irwarding the views of the new Mioidry ; they are, no doubt, worthy ooa.ljutor*of the two Whig court do-camps, who canvassed tradesmen fir Mr. Croeafoli, one the Wildcat Radicals the H of Commons, and thereby succeeded ...

... excites us. There is just cause for apprehension ; hut there is no reason for despair ; for those two men who governed the Whigs are now the subordinates of an abler, and wiser, and better man than either and they are counterpoised in the same Cabinet ...

... people have a right to look for the required precautions, and it is indeed most culpable in them (I don't care whether tbey be Whig or Tory) to have so long neglected the matter. I do trust that at length they will be roused from their apathy, and that proper ...

... AKROYD, Esq., of Denton Park, presided, and the meeting was attended by nearly all the leading liberals of the town; both the whigs and radicals were fully represented on the occasion. The CHAIRMAN referred at some length to the events of the last election ...

... neighbours than wher they need the atmost amount of friendly consideration fer themselves. We published bree addresses—of a Whig, s Conservative, and a Radical members of the cabinet, all appealing t 0 their former principles, all professing the greac- ...

... acknowledged chiefs of the Agricul- tural interest. It was admitted even by the Whigs that the Agricultural interest was suffering through the recent Free-trade legislation ; but the Whigs asserted that their suffering would be but temporary, and discouraged the ...

... the 'Peelites: open to any dis- paraging reflection. While they 'have been progressing in Liberal sEEntiments, so have .the Whigs: and it is more natural to hope, and more reasonable to believe, that the followrers of Sir H;. Peel will advance, as be himself ...