... authority of the Whigs. At Cambridge House the crisis was justly deemed terrible. The Whig leader, ever fertile in expedients, undoubtedly decided that nothing but immediate combination in attack upon Govern ment could save the Whig power from final ...

... which the Government of a great country had been converted into a little Whig job had created universal disgust, which a mere reamalgamation with the representative of one more Whig family would do little to remove. The truth is, that the time has come ...

... which the Government of a great country had been converted into little Whig job had created universal disgust, which a mere reamalgamation with the representative of one more Whig family would do little to remove. The truth is, that the time has come ...

... authority of the Whig*. Cambridge House the crisis was justly , deemed terrible. The Whig leader, ever fertile in expedients, undoubtedly decided that nothing but ' immediate combination ail attack upou Govern ment could save the Whig power from final ...

... existing Government this moment would, without security for the future, be to throw themselves helplessly under the feet of the Whigs, who are ready to march back into office with the same insolent contempt as before of the party they profess lead, aod of the ...

... Government at this moment would, without security for the future, be to throw themselves helplessly under the feet of the Whigs, who are ready march back intp office with the same insolent contempt before of the party they profess lead, and of the principles ...

... The majority for the Government was 9. 'Jhif is a narrow majority; but when bear in mind that out of the last 27 years the Whigs hare possessed the power of replenishing the House of Peers with their own friends fur 22—M., from 18?0 to 1811, and from 1849 ...

... The majority for the Government was 9. This is narrow majority j but when we bear in mind that out of the last years the Whigs hare possessed the power of replenishing the House of Peers with their own friends for 22—i.e., from 1830 to 1811, and from ...

... the obituary of the day is swelled with the name Mr. James Si aims, who was for upwards of 20 years editor of tbe Northern Whig and subsequently founder and editor ihq Daily Mercury. It is unhappily our duty to add tbat tbe iiluess to which Mr. Simms ...

... the obituary of the day is swelled with the name of Mr. James Sin ...

... plain result is secure for Lord Derby's absurd administration iminuuity dangerous empire. For the endeavour of the exclusive Whig emigres to restore their apcient regime is met by the counter agitation or demonstration, if it amounts to'no more, of the ...

... couu; try, should their policy be such as to justify its support. The effect upon tbe Whigs to ruin them a party. This to the fast effort of Lord Palmer| and the Whigs to get back to office without giving guarantees of their future policy. The Post iusi«ts ...