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... departments Whigs have been most reUgionly excluded, and are so to this boor. believe they will be so long ss they consent to occupy their present position of sabeervience to the views of policy of Lord Aberdeen. It mart not supposed that this of the Whig party ...
... had been wisely given him by the Duke of Newcastle before he left office. If tills be true, and if it be done the spirit of Whig partisanship, belongs to your high function to prevent it, or to punish it. am. Sir, your obedient servant, E. D. ...
... Ministry. There are three combinations possible: Lord Derby and a Tory Ministry; Lord Lansdowne and Lord John Russell and a Whig Cabinet; Lord Palmerston and the best members of the Cabinet, with some fresh adherents in the place of those who most obviously ...
... breathed-—not a whisper of winged its way along the magnetic wire until the Whig “whipper-in” besought the Speaker to oblige lum with the Writ! Possibly this was accident; but the Whigs are not immaculately honest as to induce us, in doubtful cases, to give ...
... codon. Waterford, Liverpool. Waterford. The feeling moat generally entertained by thorough-going liberals—l altogether exclude Whigs and their supporters—is, that a total change, even from Palmerston to Derby, absolutely necessary, mama restoring strength ...
... the future, he would not be bard on his friend Browne merely for piece of harmless vanity, especially it throws contempt on Whig and Foreign Legislation.—Faithfully yours, C. ...
... that those who thought me some degree connected with the whig*, and therefore disapproved of me, would have given ther support to the son of whig lord of the bed-chamber, and an aide-de-camp to a whig lord lieutenant. (Load cheers.) I make these remarks not ...
... refused to lake in the Goremment Lord J. form Mf ltTinfonnid that Lord Olamidon, Lord Cmnby, Lord Canworth. and Sir George Gtry, Whig tnemlwra of late administmtioa, decline mth equal firmneia to «t with Lord \ Her Majesty baa confided the task of forming rahinet ...
... awkward collisions of a most unpleasant kind Is painfully long. They began with Mr. O'Gorman Mshon, in I S3l -with the Melbourne Whigs Id 183 sundry the Cumberland yeomen In IS37—with Lord John Russell In (when the noble lord took memorable distinction between ...
... Improvement from the hands Lord Palmerston. It 1* universally agreed and said, that the Ministry Is no better than the old Whig family (Uqut; and, I have reason to believe, that the attention the House of Common* wIU be called lo acme particular cases ...
... the issue the other Evening Poet, 151,000 I>o. Packet, 128,500 Do. Freeman, 84,000 The Belfast Papers stand very high—the Whig being 260,000; the Newt-Letter, 192,500; and the Banner, 185,500.” NING, MARCH 10, 1855. Inch are not without interest ju»i; ...
... for the nation, for it re- j vives the question which we put Saturday—ls the public to suffer because of the poverty of the Whigs? Is there / one to return answer that will fill the country with heart and hope, and inspire the people with the convic- • ...