... PALMEESTON and the accession of the present Ministry, is an insuperable stumbling-block to Whig politicians and coteries. Absorbed in their own idea of the ineffableness of Whig rule, they seem incapable of comprehending the truth that the nation had got heart-sick ...

... with your Whig Ministers. They do not understand business; and they do not understand official good manners. Your Tory Ministers are able, and attentive, and courteous, and when we do not agree we are not likely to quarrel. But with the Whigs we have ...

... (Saturday, the 27th inst.), will contain numerous original articles :—True Conservatism—Foreign Affairs—Low Church Limpets—Two Whig Chieftains—The Origin of saying 130 to a Goose—All the Political and General Intelligence of the Week. The Constitutional Press ...

... partisan influence of the Whigs. It has failed either to benefit the working men or save the Whigs. Failure in the last respects is not the fault of the bill, the whole bill, and nothing but the bill ; the inherent vices of the Whigs have been so great that ...

... scrimmage Dukes, Marquises, Williams, and Cox. He's telling the Whig lords at Brookes's They're worshipp'd by Marylebone pigs; He's telling the Radical Snookses They're greatly esteemed by the Whigs. In fact, he declares, though he's babbling it, On one point ...

... profession? The Whigs! Who sent Lord WODEHOUSE to St. Petersburgh? The Whigs! Who named Lord HOWDEN to Madrid? The Whigs! Who offered a mission to a brother, who refused it? The Whigs! Whose appointments have been condemned by Parliament? The ...

... County Courts was nearly perfect he found that the Whigs came in at the eleventh hour, and proposed to transfer the appointment of the judges to their own lord lieutenants of counties. Such always was Whig law reform. Of the late Lord Chancellor, it may ...

... Often has it been proposed to a,sk him to stand for this city, where he would receive the votes of Tory and Whigs alike—at least so many of our Whigs have often alleged—but -Isis objection, I understand, has always been, that with his extensive practice he ...

... that it was by the Whig party that the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was introduced into parliament, and that the last act of this party was to set on foot an ex officio prosecution against two priests for having employed against the Whigs that clerical influence ...

... This morning there are fully three inches deep of snow in the streets. In the north the late gales were severe. The Belfast Whig of yesterday says :— A very violent gale set in early on Saturday morning along the whole northern coasts of Antrim and Down ...

... hidden but more substantial element was the consolidation of Whig power (hear, hear). Well, to the great surprise of the world, seven or eight years ago, the most distinguished member of the Whig party, and the member who had introduced the originalßeform ...

... sincerity —to aggrandise party without scruple—to satisfy the complaining nation with a sop, these are the leading principles of Whig administration; but they were carried too far. It was not safe to tamper fatally with the national honour, or tinker the national ...