... character, that it will have the best pos- sible chance of passing. The Whigs will consider it quite sufficient, and the Radicals will accept it as an instal- ment.” As to that, the Whigs are easily pleased when they are in place, It would be “ quite sufficient” ...

... of the new formation. I wish you heard the advanced Liberals on the point; nay, even what the moderate Whigs— Whigs with a popular dash in them— Whigs not utterly tanned into political sole-leather—say as to this cabinet of compromises. Of course, those ...

... WHIG-RADICAL FALSEHOODS. Since the result of the general election was known to have given a gain of 30 seats to the Conservatives, and which is proved by the fact, that in the last parliament the Whig Radicals had a majority of 100, whereas now their ...

... WHIG-RADICAL FALSEHOODS. Since the result of the general election was known to have given gain of seats to the Conservatives, and which is proved the fact, that in the last parliament the Whig Radicals had a majority of 100, whereas now their majority ...

... MR. ROEBUCK, M.P, AND THE WHIGS. number of gentlemen connected with the railway and shipping interests of South Wales and Ireland visited Milford, on Saturday for the purpose of inspecting the capabilities of the harbour, and inaugurating the new steamship ...

... THE WHIGS. Mr. John Prancta Maguire, In hia latrat rommani* cation to tbr Cork Exn'nintr, vritea follow* : Lanoow. DAT.—Wall, art *oa Ireland In * st»'e raptor* at th ...

... WHIG PLACEMEN. The old Whig vampires who sat side ride with Lord Palmerston during the no-confidence debate, perched upon the front row of the Opposition, like so many vultures waiting for the desert camel to drop, are now besieging Cambridge House, and ...

... WHIG ANTICIPATIONS. The exultation of the Whigs at the fraternal embrace of Lords Palmerston and Russell (which had been accomplished with so much trouble and ingenuity) i* loud and triumphant. Again they sec visions of a long sojourn in Downing Street ...

... WHIG ANTICIPATIONS. The exultation of the Whigs at the fraternal embrace of Lords Palmerston and Russell (which had been accomplished with much trouble and ingenuity) iw loud and triumphant. Again they sec visions of a long sojourn in Downing Street with ...

... WHIG PLACEMEN The old Whig ram pi res who eat tide tide with Lord Palmerston daring the no-confidence debate, perched the front row the Opposition, like many rallures waiting for the desert camel to drop, are now besieging Cambridge House, and clamouring ...

... TEE WBIG OPPOSITION. It is announced that an attempt will be made by the Whig Opposition to obstruct the progress of public business, on the very first night of the Ses- sion, by a factious amendment on the Address. This amendment will be moved by the ...

... THE WHIG FIN. If the Ohtervrr bean authority. Lord John ha*: already l.mW't ofrubbUli prepare! to black tip tlio bole tlirmis;!' aliidi he inlemla to crawl into nlfice. Within three week, of bis bein': so installed, will brine ' m Reform Bill (.1 moderate ...