... of upsetting the Derby rule, he cannot destroy the firm, the united band, who are now more than ever opposed to him and Ins Whig-Radical colleagues; and I foretell that just retribution is yet in store for the heterogeneous mix- ture thus artfully concocted ...

... the Sacred Congregation of the Index contemplated. We are not at all surprised at this vicious proceeding on the part of the Whig organ. It is precisely of a piece with the indecent libel upon the Archbishop of Dublin, with respect to the sun's diameter ...

... and he generally protested against our attempts to domineer over the councils of other nations. When, in the year 1834, the Whigs were dismissed, and Sir Kobert Peel formed a Government, the Earl of Aberdeen did not resume his old post at the Foreign-oflice ...

... 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 ...

... vigorous opposition to Sir John Young; but, upon 1 the other hand, several moderate Conservative pro. n prietors, as well as the Whig gentry and the vast s majority of the Liberal and Roman Catholic elec. ,tors, will give him their support. The Evening Post ...

... Russell’s Life of Thomas Moore sinks, as is becoming, the politician the litterateur. is just both to the noble biographer and the Whig Pasquin, On “ The Defeat of the Ministry,” eighteen pages, the loss laid is soonest mended. “Deeply regretting that the country ...

... to give the Whigs their support., except upon the great question to which we have already adverted. And since the accession of Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli to power, the friends of Sir Robert Peel have acted in perfect harmony with the Whig party, The two ...

... he contested the representation of the borough of Evesham, on Conservative principles. The place had previously returned two Whig members, and Mr. Borthvvick was unsuccessful. lu 1834 lie again made the attempt, and succeeded. was returned in conjunction ...

... for the purpose of recording as large a minority as possible. The result astonished and confounded the coalescing Radicals, Whigs, and Anti-Churchmen of that day, Sir Robert Peel being defeated by a majority of 146. Sir, the hand that assisted in framing ...

... crowded and delighted auditory. People every class and mode of opinion were there —Pres- and Quakers, Orthodox and Heterodox, Whigs and Democrats ; and judging from the attentiveness of their manner, and the character the discourse, doubt whether there was ...

... among the aristocratic members of the Coalition all the posts of high pay and real power in the administration. Peelites and Whigs had separately been in office before ; and they severally proved their intense aversion to persons professing Radical sentimonth ...

... neat .( day. Sir Alexander at the Assembly.rin accompanied by Mr. the Oxford circuit, • short time since. At the eleventh th whig and tory, of a new candidate,' tister-at-law, from principles. lie arrived in thi dressed the electors ably received, as the ...