... remains as a reproach to our administrative wisdom that there is no getting rid of. The Foreign Enlistment Bill was a pure Whig device in all its realities and accidents, dangerous and almost unconstitutional in its nature, doubtful in its results, and ...

... into with the Irish Catholics. They were promised Emancipation they did not, therefore, actively support Mr Grattan and the Whigs the opposition of the latter to the great measure of I’itt; and hence the Roman Catholics obtained constitutional locus standi ...

... considered mortally wounded, though Dr Merritt thinks be will recover. The recovery of Claiborne in scarcely possible.—Memphis Whig. ...

... nomination for the Presidency in a Washington paper. It would appear that the letter of Fillmore had given great offence to his Whig supporters, and they are on the lookout for another candidate. The Anti-Fillmore Convention had been in session at New York ...

... the opposition scale against any ministry upon any question. When the Conservatives are in office they role with the Whigs when the Whigs are office they vote with the Conservatives. ...

... considered mortally wounded, though Dr Merritt thinks he will recover. The recovery oi Claiborne is scarcely possible. —Memphie Whig. A New Lighthouse. —For two years past, tho Nee Ilea Rock, the furthest distant from the land has been cut down to form foundation ...

... confidence of the majority, and so avoid the risk of a defeat through a division of the votes. In this manner the delegates of the Whigs and Know-Nothings, assembled at Philadelphia, have nominated Fillmore for President, the seceders from the latter party on ...

... This, however, reminds us that Lord John has for time departed from amongst us, and perhaps Lord Stanley, sprung from old Whig stock, may wish to occupy his place. tnis as it may, we hold that the present ministry Must endure. are content with Viseount ...

... other blind, and it is at least one of those debateable points on which a Tory will generally take one Bide provided he finds a Whig already in possession of the other. The elegant and nimble advocacy of Thesiger, the earnest and plodding sagacity of Pakington ...

... who was complimented on his failure by that redoubtable Tory, Mr Spooner, telling him that he had not exactly answered the Whig Attorney- General. But we hardly know in what light to view or in what terms to characterise the speech of Mr Gladstone, who ...

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... would be utterly and ludicrously futile. It is even a question whether the great reform we foresee Wilt be introduced by a Whig or a Tory. Mr. Disraeli, with his masterly intellect, and perceptions unclouded by any faint film of patriotism or honest ...