... he may earn his ages, as salaried servant of the Crown, and that may keep his place Whipper-in to that motley of truculent Whigs, and treacherous Peelites, who are led the House of Commons Lord John Russell. My proposition is to return me, that you may ...

... that there were eithera great many absentees, or else considerable dodging and *^ Se at P resent composed of 157 Democrats, Whig 8 , e ree Soiler s- According to this no less than 97 members lution thelast e. In the course of the day a resovesselsT offerod ...

... attempt to divest it of its revenue*.” Now, these were tlie fruits of the Whig alliance. But the complete Kiiceeae the intrigues which finally defeated Sir K. Peel and replaced the Whigs office was ruin to the Irish political market. The condottier party warfare ...

... CAROLINE One of the most curious passages in the second volume of the late Lord Holland’s ( Memoirs the whig Party during my Time/just published relates to the unfortunsle Queen Caroline of Brunswick. Our readers cannot have forg itten the extraordinary ...

... Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party rescmblrs the first, but it is more historical and less gossiping. It contains passages of better writing than the former volume, and it lets more into the seorets of tho Whig party. We are bound to say, that ...

... siou of it. \Vh'*n. however, Lord Yarmouth returned from his negociations, there was more powerful instigator breach with the Whigs in that family, and one who, from interest well as pique and resentment, was likelv promote if. M mv have attributed Lord ...

... their true meaning and importance. It is addressed in the form of a letter to Lord John Russcll, and powerfully assails the ‘ Whig’ Prime Minister wi h the pointed in, quiry—what sin has Lord Paimerston commit. ted to deserve his dismissal from office at ...

... Freeman's Journal deeply regrets having announced that the managers of tho Tuam banquet—placed among the list of toasts the old Whig sentiment—“ The people, the source of all legitimate power.” regret has been sharpened tho following characteristic rebuke ...

... the Tuara banquet*’ so far forgot their duty to their Sovereign Pontiff, as to have placed among the list of toasts the old Whig sentiment“ The people, the source of all legitimate power.” The regret nas been sliarpened by the following characteristic ...

... alternative of Lord Derby’s government; it had not yet stood the test which still loomed in the future, and round which all the Whig augurs load invoked all their most sinister vaticinations (hear, hear, and checre) What 1 give vote that may place Lord Derby ...

... Conservative party against. An effort is made to get a Conservative candidate into the con test in order to get up the old cry of Whig and Tory, and thus rally a party round Fortescue. The gentry of Louth would do well to disregard the seductions of the clique ...

... were mentioned of gentlemen making their own game in an independent way, which deserve to noticed. We hope that some honest Whig (if there swan that colour near the Thames,) will bring this matter to the proof, or that, if Astnea has altogether left that ...