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... Herald throws considerable ridicule on the eff,rts which it presumes are making during the recess for the re^rganisation of the Whig junto, and dwells on the difficulty of two rival positions represented respectively by Lord J. Russell and Lord Palmerston ...
... Parliamentary opposition - It is rot iu the quarrel between Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell, but the fault is in the great Whig families who use the people but do not go with them. They offer Parliamentary leaders to the great Liberal party, but refuse ...
... made similar promises on the hustings, we find .that they , studiously avoided any attempt at their fulfilment. Moreover, the Whig party have ever Ipen loud in their cries for public E.:on3iny and Retrenchment, hot what has Lard PALMERSTON or Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... Viscount Palmerston shall be First Lord of the Treasury. Let not the battle be whether there shall or shall not be another Whig family Cabinet, but let the contest be as to how the nation can be governed in the best possible manner, by the best living ...
... and has a snore successful method of sustaining the interest of his audience. Mn. DAVID Fisti - Eu.—This gentleman tali - Whig benefit to-night, at the Royal Amphitheatre, where he appears for the last time, in connexion with his present engagement. ...
... of that colour, with buttons half way up the arm on the outside. Blue and red marked the Tory wearer, and blue and buff the Whig. The Radicals were then in the shell, for if any one of a more liberal feeling called out reform too loudly, he had a good ...
... the Lord Chancellor. We quite agree with Mr. when he says that the fountains of justice should not be tampered with either by Whig or Tory Governments. But, although he was very energetic in making the foregoing statement , he entirely overlooked the fact ...
... that the debate has taken place, as it must compel the Ministry of the day to be cautious is their movements, and teach the Whigs of the old school that the time for their governing the country by a small family circle, is gone by; and that England will ...
... public, although there never was a jack-'o-lantern which was more intangible and, evanescent than it is at the present moment. A Whig _statesman has just appeared before his constituents at Taunton, Mr. Labouchere, and he has, of course, alluded to the topic ...
... Pulverization of party. Hitherto there was some tolervie c e vie lassification of genus and species; but now there is ; Whigs and whig-radicals, tories and tory - radicals, %Inlontane and ultra-montane Patlanders confront each i. the r- Manchester is ...
... he orgqn of Derbyism :opiion The Eater recess will probably witness desperate unfayci efforts for the re-organisation of the Whig junto. will ale. A-t the present moment they are without either party that thn discipline or an avowed policy. In the House ...
... AND MAGNETIC TEEorPArnsJ a EAST NORFOLK ELECTION.-Final close of the WI pol: Coke2 2933; ~Stracey, 2698. Majority for the en Whig candidate, 235. i ?? tb THE GREAT FIRE. fo te Three divisions of ?? fu were destroyed yesterday by fire. Much damage pi was ...