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... Bengal bales 291 413 8351 Chios . China Tarawa Canton %Vo take the following from the commercial epitome of the Northern Whig, dated Belfast, June 23: The local trade, during the week, in all its varied branches, has been of the same heavy cod lifeless ...
... youthful Queen, and hastily writing pardon in large letters on the fatal page, she sent It semi the table with a hand trem, Whig with eagerness and beautiful emotion. Now, says the Young People's Mirror, what a world of instruction, goodness, and true ...
... themselves—at least, till the secret history of the Administration is written. Possibly there may be some jealonsy between the Whigs and Peelites, but we not believe it. Perhaps Lord John Russell has been actuated selfishness and ambition, but that would belie ...
... &vision took place Sir W. Heatheote, r Per th the The Chair A discomioh r. D'ISRAELI - Lord J. RUSSELL . Ur. DISRAELI _Wog 'Whigs be dl Thr House divided—For t the motion Mons* adjourned at fo API An hottest old red method of r's bill, 000asionally To 1 ...
... honourable friend who I has just spoken, and they were all of opinion that the best mode of forming a government was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the:remaining friends of Sir R. Peel, who were then ready to accept offiee under Lord Aberdeen. (Hear ...
... order to incorporate his Lordship completely with the Cabinet, or perhaps from some nice adjustment of the balance between Whigs and Peelites, which forms always so vital an element in the composition of the Coalition Government. The appointment of a Peelite ...
... JOBBING AND CENTRALISATION. The death of Mr. Baldwin, commissioner of the I n.olvent Court, ban afforded an opportunity to our Whig government to perpetrete a grove job, and at Ole same time doe little in the way of Viet principle of centralisation which ...
... of no mean powers—without crossing over to the other side, or perching below the gangway. Along with the faithful tribe of Whig waiters for what is in the wind he can never sit; henceforth, he is an independent member. Lord Palmerton's speech on the ballot ...
... Sir Georg** ■Grey, re-election the House of Commons, says | the I hilly -Wits, will assure'! revue many the old dislikes the Whigs. The latter portion the speech cannot easily passed over. It is. if one use such a term with respect a literary composition ...
... they so alert gratify. But, then, there are I Collateral advantages which our governing classes willfully appreciate. The Whig* who were left out arc appeased ; and is it nut right '*e those noble and exalted men who were pining to serve their country ...
... the empire beyond these islands. Family interests and traditional al- liances, which formed much of the strength of the old Whig party in opposition, have always been the sources of weakness and division to it in power. Many a brave band that had fought ...
... s, or whatever they call themselves. did not that time defeat the Whigs and drive them from office; Disraeli boasts occasionally that they dill not so, and this is most true the Whigs threw their offices up, and scampered away fast they could, lest they ...