... cannot be accomplished without our active co-operation. The schemes of Napoleon depend upon the continuance of the Whig Ministry, and the Whig Ministry depends npon the votes of our representatives in Parliament. The question is to tried next week, whether ...

... prophets ! Mr. John Bbioht among the Whigs ! Can this It is. The age of miracles, therefore, has not passed. Miracles, if not the order of the day, do still occasionally take place. Mr. Height's transformation into a Whig, is not only the latest, but the ...

... thrown out in the Lords, with the full approbation of the Whigs, Ballot, and non-Ballot men. The vote, then, for the Ballot, if not followed out such independent course of action as would force the Whig Government to concede it, ought to be denounced mere ...

... of Cumberland in its undivided state returned generally a Whig in the Morpeth and a Conservative in the interest. Aficr its division in 1632, the Eastern part of the county preserved its Whig representatives under the dominant patronage of the Carlisle ...

... his lead, whether the Government of Lord Derby should remain in office, or whether they should be replaced once more by the Whigs. Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston had laid aside for the nonce their mutual jealousies, patched up their differences, ...

... understand the real condition of Ireland will agree with your opinion, that the Party Emblems Bill of Mr. Cardwell and the Whigs is a complete mistake. Almost every Ministry makes the same blunder of over-legislating for that part of the kingdom. If they ...

... EDITOR OF THE MOENINB ADVEBTISEB, Sxk, —If we examine the late division find that Napoleon’s servants, including Jews, Quakers, Whigs, and peace-at-any.price men, put forth all their strength, for there voted with Government, including pairs and tellers, 316; ...

... treaties, declarations of war, what not, that Ministers may please to surprise them withal. I am, Sir, in disgust, Feb. 17. WHIG DESERTER. ...

... our foreign relations as one of the reasons which absorb the attention of the politician, and prevent the leading men in the Whig party from carrying any desirable measures. And then with considerable inconsistency, Mr. Western goes on to quote the French ...

... political parties are at present held in public opinion. The deceased member, although he was often supposed to attached to the Whig party, and was even supported in his early contests for Brighton by the Conservative electors, was latterly at least a constant ...

... the Whigs, and that of the Whigs to displacing the Conservatives. K ow', Sir John himself, although rather advanced Liberal in some his opinions and principles, is still no means detached from that great interest which mean when speak of the Whigs. His ...

... independent Tory party who bail mged—(laughter)—why they had actually come down to the level of Whig patriots—(cheers and laughter)— now they wished to deprive the Whigs ot the honour the friends of the people, and were desirous of coming our as friends of the ...