... THE WHIGS DONE? The country has suffered for years past from chronic misgovernment. A man must be an idiot who expects good government from a coterie of Whies, as long as they beget Whiglings, and have officers to put them in When have the Whigs ever ...

... shunned as the Whig Tour de Kesle; and in our day the old Whigs broke down, because every young Liberal—a prematura Ulysses—found that through the Syrens made pleasant music—they kept their places. terrible chapter of history would be the Whigs and their ...

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... wish that such a man represented Bristol.— Cheltenham Examiner. Such are the very gratifying announcements made by that high Whig authority, our respeeted contemporary, the Cheltenham Examiner. So long the first statement with regard to Colonel Berkeley's ...

... Among the creations, not a word can be said against the names of Lords Lyons and Eversley ...

... Shelburne, eldest son of the Marquis of Lansdowne, has succeeded the Hon. Spencer Ponsonby.- Tbe Whigs and the Reform Bill. A split has arisen Norwich between the Whigs and the Radicals, with regard to a Reform meeting in that city. The Radicals are doing all ...

... Right Hon. Mr. Ellice, M.P. for Coventry, a relation by marriage to the second wife of Lord John Russell. Mr. Ellice is an old Whig of the true Russell type, and is said to possess considerable influence over his political leader. The good offices of Lady ...

... least for some time to come, be involved in doubt and uncertainty. The precise form which the chaotic materials which the great Whig party will ultimately assume, even for working out the few remaining problems of the present Session, it is, indeed, impossible ...

... promises of situations, and have sold them to those thus attaining employment or he might, in his then connection with the Whig Government, have bestowed favour on their political enemies; but proved that he had done neither the one nor the other. In ...

... second reading of the Biil. Mr. Slaney and other thick and thin supporters of Government, in vain endeavoured to bring the Whigs and Radicals to a sense of their duty, but all to no purpose. Messrs. Smith and Jones, their most influential supporters, were ...

... Cranworth's principle applied by his successor in remedying the evil which had been so extensively fostered under a succession of Whig administrations—and this not covertly, as if fearing to be called to account for what he did—but broadly, openly, and with ...

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