... matters? At all erenu the English not understand opposition in this light, for in Ettglond the opponent, government, whether Whigs, Tories, or Bauicala, call tbetns- Ives, and tire called, her Majesty's Opposition.” The King of Bavaria will stay at Taris ...

... London. Henceforth, and for a little while longer, Lord Palmerston may. brazen audacity, cling to the nominal leadership of the Whig party, but all men will recognise the true chief in Lord John Russell, who has been the instrument of this great triumph of ...

... none; at least it will be no more than counter revolution. The substantial res|>ectabUity of Dublin will not revolt.” This Whig organ speaks of the office with such contempt that he is “forced to observe that the present Viceroy confers a dignity upon ...

... the glory will have departed from the temple of Toryism, and they will feel bound in pious vengeance to turn over to the Whigs. For the sake of the latter it is to be hoped that under no provocation will Mr. Spooner or Lord Kanelagh, or any of the enraged ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorised by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... Creagh of never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the last election I did oppose the Government hacks of the Whigs- men who declared against the tenants and against the Catholic Church. The people now sec that Lord Palmerston is the enemy ...

... that at present exist in the reptescalation,—above all, Reform Bill which should annihilate the rotten bo roughs which the Whig reformers, for their own party interests, perpetuated in 1832,—we should have no objection; but the nation is apathetic on ...

... here fur eome time. Two tro ot the 16th Lancers airived in f.-t yesr-rday. and will leave town to day, lor England.—Aortfurm Whig of Tuesday. The Jura strain iran'port arrived :tt PorUmonth on Monday from tiibraltar, in ninety-eight hours only, with the ...

... since we cannot have Barton, it is well that we should have a Bagwell. Mr. Bagwell is the owner of the town, and, though a Whig, he is in every respect a gentleman whom every one respects* a local benefactor to whom all the poor are grateful, and a landlord ...

... Russell is at heart determined Whig, and be has dexterously seized the opportunity of showing his noble friend that he (Lord Palmerston) exists but in sufferance for a very little time, until it may suit the convenience of the Whigs extinguish him for ever. ...

... member has been seen turning his back upon those with whom he had hitherto consistently acted, and voting with Whig Minister when even his Whig adherents were ashamed to support him. If there have been unnatural combinations, Lord Palmerston has not bien ...

... It was laid on—they remonstrated. Oh!” said the smiling official, this is not a pure Whig Ministry ; there are Peelites in it; therefore, what I said for the Whigs does not apply.” Gentlemen, the material interests Ireland will never be maintained or ...