... essential character. It will come out of the crucible “the committee so thoroughly altered not to be recognised as the same. The Whigs were never very strongly wedded to their financial theories; they make a sudden dash to astonish men and impress the people ...

... the summer breath, occasionally bursting forth y of the wintry storm—you saw Teton impression was made, and that the Queen of Whig Ministries, the Warwick ‘of the present day, A rumour was prevalent yesterday that Lord Lynd- was spellbound by the charms ...

... impression by private solicitation and public in- vective, so that the worthy member had no other course left than work ow! tt Whig principles by surrendering his opinion at the dictates of Salford. Somuch fora foretaste 0 the Reform Bill! Immediately after ...

... M-Cann is likely to recover. Their symp- tums are becoming hourly worse, and their decease is currently rumoured throughout the Whig. — The city of Jeddo, the capital of J: , is said to be, without exception, the largest city in the world, It contains 1,500 ...

... These clauses will add at once 40,126 voters to the county constituencies, and 30,000 to the boroughs. In counties where the Whig and Conservative inflnenees are nearly balanced, preponderance is intended to be given to the latter, bat, like all unsound ...

... preceding attempts were intended severally to perpetuate the domination of the Whig families by whom it is our misfortune to be ruled, and, of course, were eulogised by all who were Whigs, or had hopes from them. The fifth was diametrically opposed to the principles ...

... or, as he styled them, the Whigs and the Conserva- tives. So far, any less celebrated individual might have prophesied with equal clearness, but Mr. Bou- verie went somewhat further, and, ex cathedra, declared that the Whigs would always remain in office ...

... hunt bh the city, pre to their trip to St. Louis, The and a Sunday on the tyle, ‘idea’ wakes paraded to-night in grand atler’ Whigs the? Which the: to a serenade to Governor Banks, Y marched by the Prince’s quarters, he was fast asleep, and any other P person ...

... have won by the most destructive war. The Morning Herald the Prospect of the Present Ministry There reason to believe that the Whig Government are considerable difficulties about their Christmas bills, and that their creditors, the British public, must expect ...

... or dissolve upon this affair. It will only be a sham fight up to one. The -T position loes not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote accor to his conscience, without ...

... by Mr. Di Nugent, Stephen’ 3. Resolved—* ‘That, as a body whoare at length convinced of the bad faith and dishonesty of the Whigs,in everything connected with the interest of Ireland, we hereby ourselves at all futare elections to ase all ovrexertions, ...

... vitality and success. The Whigs have bartered their Tiotism and abuegated their wisdom to conciliate the chester party, and the latter party are daily growing more un- It is simply a coalition squabble—in which popular. the Whigs, for the sake of retaining ...