... into the Cabinet, he was immediately subjected to such influences, that he could not carry out his own convictions, and became Whig. He cited Macaulay, Sir W. Molesworth, and Sir B. Hall, instances in point. If ever any minister was carried into power by ...

... present moment, and will find many readers. Administrative Reform furnishes a text for having a hit at the Peelites and Whigs, and showing the superlative purity and singleness of purpose of the Conservative party! But the great political paper of this ...

... spirited contest, Captain Jolliffe (Conservative), was returned small but decisive majority over his opponent, Sergeant Kinglake (Whig.) Mr. W. J. Fox addressed his constituents at Oldham on Saturday last, and spoke strongly in favour carrying on the war. His ...

... or two ago got Urge additions from the Government at Venezuela that British subjects .k.tftninrfr’-- It was just a gigantic Whig job. Uewoald should have the same tkcOiUcs of obtaining that article. , t i against the bill, which might accorded the subjects ...

... the same pious object in view. In Edinburgh a similar state of excitement exists. The Scotsman, the well-known organ of the Whigs, is enlarging its borders vastly, and assuming many forms. In the first place, it remains a twice a week paper, as at present; ...

... Monday and continue from last week brief analysis of the changes hicb the measure has undergone in Committee. On clause 14 Whig rend, E. Lockhart moved that subsequent period, a clause should be introduced. giving the Established Church clergy the ti ...

... Aberdeen would have stood before the country having preferred the services the Duke of Newcastle to those of the head of the Whig party. In any view of the case, it must be admitted, that there air of hasty pettisliness about the conduct of Lord John Russell ...

... into tire Cabinet, was immediately anhjeeted to such inffoences. that could not carry out his own convictions, and became a Whig cited Macaulay, Sir W. Moles worth, and Sir Tl. Hall, a' inatances point. If ever any minister was carried into power the voice ...

... suffrages of the Commons; but it is understood that Mr. Fitzroy, the Chairman of Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The salary is £6,000 per annum, with peerage on retirement, and £5,000 for three lives. House of Commons.—The Queen ...

... suffrages of the Commons; but i-> understood that Mr. FiUroy, tlie Chairniau of Committees, will t>c put forward by the old Whig parly. The salary ia XC.OOO per annum, with a peerage rctnemvot, and i.’j,ooo for three live*. llor*E or Tojimon*.—Tiio Queen ...

... at Philadelphia:—Resolved, that the American party, having arisen up on the ruins and in despite of the opposition of the Whig and democratic parties, cannot be held in any manner responsible for the obnoxious acts or violated pledges of either ; that ...

... House of Commons to pass a resolution which first drove Lord Aberdeen from office, and then split up the coalition between the Whigs and Peelites, but he has failed to 6ecure its consent to a secret committee. On Friday last he appeared in his seat in Parliament ...