... AND PALMERSTON.-111 the very height of the Palracrstonian furor we (Saturday Review) ventured to question the policy of the Whig journals in throwing overboard their traditional principles in order to shout in the train of a triumphal car. We were not ...

... time represented Southampton in Parliament. THE LORD LIEUTENANT IN TRE NORTTHOF IRELAND: -It is understood (says the Northern Whig) that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will Visit Shane's Castle, the residence of the Rev. Chichester O'Neill, during the ...

... sense the humorous, bis conversation was at once instructive and pleasing. Indeed, he was the life of every company. An ardent Whig, he was ted fa st to his creed, never, he use d to say, changing either his coat or his principles; the blue coat and yellow ...

... correspondent—and the “elimination from be-Whigged Ministry of the men who to zealous unsparing work added the fatal honesty of confessing their mistakes. Meanwhile the Peelites,” the most unfairly treated by their Whig allies, had perhaps gotten rid of some ...

... still higher piteh. Having soll the church and ambitious fanatic, Lord Palmerston was mor mivally buying up the aristocratie Whigs in open It was difficult ts that his objects wer patrictic, and it was certain that his practice: chievous and corrupt; yet ...

... people being a stubborn sort « folks had got rather indignant than frightened by th crowing of those Gallic cocks—the French The Whig Conspiracy Bill was therefore shelved nor was this the only bit of service to the cause « freedom which Lord Derby's Government ...

... watching for an opportunity of attack, the Minister who only divided with Lord John Russell the allegiance of the Orthodox Whigs must fall in the attempt to maintain the large establishments and corresponding burdens which the recent struggle entailed ...

... bills. But to a limit. of promises difficult —indications then it became activity be % dulls the Palmerston of their I the Whigs That at last They were programme os fetes:—' August: Arrival at the station, ter-past four. Their Majesties principal authorities ...

... members of the party already whisper their hopes of finding future leader in the austerest utilitariar. among the hereditary Whigs. If, however, recent experience is to influence the anticipations of the future, it may be conjectured that the Government ...

... Boston of the 4th of July, writes; Mr. Choate’s oration before the assembled democrats and their boot-blacks, the old-line whigs, was a wonderful production. The very first paragraph contained two hundred and sixty-six words uttered Mr. Choate without ...

... recognttf# by the established chiefs of the party, and the prospective want was but inadequately supplied two or three scions of Whig who were undergoing laborious course of training in the that the queen bee might at some futon time be selected from their ...

... a are not really dissatisfied when they find that their official leaders are less rigid than themselves. The moderation of Whigs and the liberalism of Tories always meet with connivance and toleration among the more thoroughgoing partisans on either side ...