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... unpleasantly early to begin morning sittings; and even patriotic ministerialists may soon find their stock of sympathy with the Whigs exhausted, if they are put to such severe tasks as are required from them in the present exigencies of the Cabinet. But, the ...
... the argumentum ac misericordiam. Whichever way of payment he mil select, Mr. ROBINSON will look back upon his first dream of Whig patronage as the beginning of calamities. The abstract of the revenue for the quarter and the year ending March 31, 1860, has ...
... GLADSTONE. The former bad no alternative. He succeeded to the ragged legacy bequeathed by the financial incapacity of the Whigs ; he perceived, and every man of ordinary discernment perceived, that the springs of indirect taxation were dried up; that ...
... and several other journals it is an nounce that the Hon. T. R. Rowley has issued an address, as a servative candidate. The Whig-Radicals being already prepared with candidao I earnestly hope that immediate steps will be taken to P. vent a division in ...
... Ferguson, was a Whig, and nothing more. His voting occasionally with the ministry of Lord Derby might be attributable to the popular character of the measures proposed by it; but, nevertheless, Sir Robert was uniformly the supporter of every Whig government ...
... President of the Board of' Trade will of course depend on circumstances. From our experience of the effects of deputations to Whig Ministers we do not augur much good from the interview and promise of Saturday. Lord PALMERSTON gives the cue to the manner ...
... looked to as indicating where lies the preponderance of public opinion. The. meaning of this is that, as it now returns two Whig members, the riding and country are something like two to none in favour of Lord Palmerston and against Lord Derby. The truth ...
... Mr. EDWIN JAMES, who is sore at the to have sustained him against the crushing arguments neglect he experiences from the Whigs, thinks the of our Foreign Secretary—there was no protest. A obscure practice too bad, and exposes it world of suspense was ...
... Crimea, but on the whole not a useless one. War, how widely spread or how bloody we know not, is clearly imminent. The old Whig incapables are at the head of affilirs ; our Chancellor of the Exchequer, who years ago protested against income tax and doomed ...
... more real sympathy, than the Whigs and so-called Liberals, who, with the people perpetually on their lips, always contrived to throw over the people, and make their reform swell the political capital of aristocratic Whig cliques, or of the purely monied ...
... useful exemplars to others who have been afflicted by ` e doubts and despondencies.—Australian Mail. rn r iE NEW LEADER OF THE WHIGS.—Mr. Glad 13 ;; Il e's financial speeches have lately become singularly j• -221 ing, not to say provoking. In private eonversa ...
... Gladstone that he can do nothing without them. I observe articles of a similar purport in several other journals Conservative, Whig, Radical, Commercial, &e. MODERATORSHIP OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. The Presbytery of Belfast have nominated the Rev. J. A. Canning ...