... under that 0 the Whig party to act with the new Colonial of Louis Napoleon. His whole life h«s been one Secretary. The tact is, that the Durham Lord is of consistency and disinterested attach- atill the most influential member of the Whig party ment to fallen ...

... ve and Conservative Catholic and Whig parties have, within the last few days, entered into a com pact alliance to defeat the people aud clergy ot Meath aud return the landlord candidate. We not complain that the Whigs should preler Mr. Meredyth to Mr ...

... correction ; and that if, in addition to the absolute influence they already possess over the weak and timid the clergy, the Whig bishops be permitted, command and interdict, to silence those who conscientiously difl’er from their political views, the ...

... finally at an cad. Rumours prevailed after the Cabinet Council held on Tuesday, that a disagreement had arisen between the Whigs and Aberdecnites regarding the Committee of Inquiry. It was necessary that some definite resolution should be come to, as after ...

... cabinst betwsen the Wbiga. fsr from that, I bare good reason to think that the Duke of Newcaetle upheld by bis Whig colleagues, but with the greet Whigs oat of the government ie most onfopular; sod 1 em given to understand that soma of the leading anofficial ...

... 1851. Mr. Brewster, who took office under the coalition, because he belonged to the Peelite section then coalescing with the Whigs, retired with his party. Lord Aberdeen, who opposed the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill-Sir James Graham, who opposed the Ecclesiastical ...

... and the pet-tonal influence at his back coetsentng to be ignominiously thrust sui:de by the apostate Tory who joined the Whigs only when they were coming into fashion. In domestic politics Lord Join lists strong convictions, and though be has vacillated ...

... feeling may be carried too far, and the Whig aristocracy are beginning to think Do. It is row no secret that vaskelforts are being made to bring Lord John ;Russell back to the cabinet. The mortification of the Bedford Whigs has long bean notorious, and the arrogance ...

... with by the corrupt, infidel Whigs. The Whigs were too busy with the Titles Bill and Godless Colleges to think of providing any remedy for the social grievances the loyal, poor, starving Irish people. Adhesion to the Whig government was found, by bitter ...

... to their present rank and dignity. What was the Pope to understand by—what can he make ofthe jargon of Whig bishops, Government bishops, of strong Whig tendencies, &c., when applied to those who, being called to the ministry, have received episcopal co ...

... Conservative party, since the only alternative would to fling back the administration into the hands of the Chesham place Whigs. ...

... the rude commetions of these terrible times. With the accumulating disgrace' and calamities of the war administration, the Whig section of the coalition, who are excluded from all participation in that, at present the chief department of the state, naturally ...