... Keogh is aliberal, and Lord John Russell is « liberal, and so is Bernal Osborne and Aberdeen, and in short the Peelites, the Whigs, and the Tories—all, all are Liberals! and yet they call their Government Conser- vative!! The distinctive principle of such ...

... eq ually resolute in their assertion of the superior cla ms o f Sir Thomas Redington, the former Under gveretary under the Whig administration ; while a tnird section of the Cabinet are opposed to the ap- ointment of either gentieman. I is thought pro- ...

... Lord John Russell; but for reasons which itis unnecessry to tion, we forbear suffice it in the mean time to say that the ex- Whig premier is only Fo- tem, Immediately after reign Secretary p70 the re-asseinbling of parliament, or at any rate will eujoy ...

... the Church is in danger ! Is ita false alarm that seizes the Protestant mind of Protestant England when it sees nu unholy of Whigs, Peelites, and Papists—when t he Cabinet is composed of three one of which ‘has made the a ggression on her sections, the second ...

... meeting of parliament about 90 Irish members seated on the op- position benches ; a sufficient number, even suppos- ing the Whig and Peelite jealousies were set at rest, and the ill-concealed disgust of the ultra-radical party | somewhat mitigated, to ...

... this borough, The Tuesday a poll took pla candidates being Sie © Wooc (V Whig), and Me H Edwards (Tory). It has been a desperate and amuch closer run than was expected by the Whigs. They were almost par alysed early in the in one return, showing that the ...

... gentlemen’s favour, who is now 53 ahead of his opponent, the uumber being for— oe 468 Mr Gladstone 412 Mr Perceval oe Whigs and Radi cals, lawyers and professors of the all who have, or hope to have, any- redtape science, the * Aberdeen Ark,’ thing ...

... rose to the post of Chief Baron, over the head of men much his superior in intellect belonging to his own party. When the Whigs wished to elevate their Attorney-General (whom, because of his religion, they could not make Lord Chancellor) into Chief Baron ...

... Income Tax, in the line chalked out by Disraeli. The general im- that the thing cannot last. Lord John pression is, he old Whigs, who say he appears out of favour with t been humbugged by the is effete, nd that he has Peelites. The Duke of Newcastle undertook ...

... borrowed from their predecessors, the most important and pressing being however left out. The old do-nothing policy of the Whigs promises to the distinguishing characteristic of this wonderful coalition that hjts been ushered in with such a flourish of ...

... Castle from which he passed to other arguments against the conti[ nuance of the office that the weak and vacillating policy of a Whig-Peelite Viceroy has recently furnished. Speaking of the inconveniencics which arise from the frequent changes of Lords Lieutenant ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH IC, 1853. course of the debate on Monday night Lord Kglinton administered well merited reproof to the late Whig policy regarding this question. Speaking of Lord Clarendon said : .. His avowed refusal to extend the government patronage ...