... order to superintend a Cancelleria Anglicans which shall be exclusively devoted to English matters. People in England, the Whig bawlers of civil and religious liberty, will affect to discredit that the war is assuming another aspect, distinctly foreign ...

... variety of reasons, which we cannot state here, Sir ROBERT PEEL should not have been selected, to the exclusion of the young Whigs and Liberals of the Ministerial connection. It was the Premier's own act, and it was trifling with the public service to select ...

... Know Nothings. In Maryland they carried the city of Baltimore, and also the State. In Massachusetts, although opposed by the Whigs, the Democrats, the Anti-Liquor Law party, and the Republicans, they electefl a large majority of the Legislature and their ...

... something most grating in the curt supercilious way in which Sir CHARLES WOOD tries to deal with men and things. He is not a Whig aristocrat by birth, being only a new Baronet., and con nected with the families by having (like Mr. L4ROUciiEuE) married a ...

... assassination of the Great Duke, retained the honours of the English peerage and escaped condign punish went. But he was a Whig. E. R. SIZNA, Nov. 26. THE great gainer by the Oriental war will be— Turkey ? No ; the Jesuit. A Roman dignitary, an Irishman ...

... IF I WERE A WHIG. C Air.— If I bad a donkey, If I were a Whig in want of place (Which I'm happy to say is not the case), I should hold it. a shame and a sore disgrace To be treated as our Premier treats poor Labouchere. The Colonies vacant, you'd suppose ...

... of the resources employed by the Whigs to counteract the influence of the gentry of England given to the Conservatives. Deputations is another of the stock resources of the Whigs. Lord PALMERSTuN fell into the Whig habitudes, and received congratulations ...

... country. A levy, en muse, which had been resolved on, was rendered unnecessary by the number and zeal of the volunteers. The Whig Opposition fur once seconded the efforts of authority, and the ranks of the Militia were enormously increased. But the battle ...

... of wonder and delight. In his political articles, and especially in those on the war with France, Lord Brougham gave to the Whigs the support of his powerful talents. With them he held that Wellesley's expedition to the Peninsula was a capital error. In ...

... has its tenure of office been more disastrous than to Lord JOHN R USSELL . His case was peculiar. Known as the Leader of the Whig party, who had worked his way to that elevation by a long an d eventful apprentices hi p , he occupied the distinguished position ...

... the true-born Whig. The vanity of a patrician family, baulked at once of popularity and power, must explode before long. Think of the mouthings that must result from the fact that the Palmerston Ministry is the first case on record of a Whig Cabinet without ...

... utter want of 1219 political sagacity and patriotism, and the unprincipled tergiversationa, which have always characterised the Whig part.). M. Thiers does not, it is true, tell us anything ill of this party which we did not know alreally ; but it is pleasant ...