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... usual, we have had four nevi e P t yea on the first night of the se ss i on , an d the result is little encouraging to the Whig party. The two peers wer e 6 competent to address a public assembly, that n othing ° was known of their speeche s th a n that ...
... found the arna•chair of the great leaks:). grapher, for which it is supposed there will be a spirited competition. TR.E LAST WHIG-RADICAL FOLLY. TO THE EDITOR. SlR,—Will you allow to say a few words upon a matter of some importance to me as an Englishman ...
... new and more startling aspect. Lord GRANVILLE had no idea of letting well alone. It may be that be is too outspoken for the Whig Ministry. A prudent reticence, it is well known, was never one of his lordship's characteristics. But on this occasion, whether ...
... distressing indeed to see the Economist stoop from its high financial character to bolster up an argument in favour of the Whig-Radical Government. One experiences the same kind of feeling that would be entertained if an eminent banker were found flying ...
... looked far no other determination. We might as well have expected the Home Secretar3 to sign his own death warrant, or the Whig Ministry to declare a want of confidence in themselves. To ask for the production of papers which must have convicted the ...
... the present cabinet cannot much longer maintain itself; nor will its downfall excite any sympathy outside the narrow little Whig clique which enjoys the sweets of office. The following letter from Mr. J. F. Maguire appears in the journal above mentioned ...
... finished at Eight o'clock. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. A fortnight has not elapsed since the opening of Parliament, and the Whigs are already crying out for quarter. Not a note of opposition has been sounded. The severest criticisms that have been passed ...
... apprehended calamitythe loss of the Whig Reform Bill. Surely the contemplation of such a disaster will chain Mr. DISRAELI to his seat, and turn the staunchest Conservative into the most devoted supporter of the Whig-Radical Ministry. A Pagan philosopher ...
... their prospects, we cannot but con- come, promoted as it has been by the delas ° gratulate Lord PALMERSTON that the farce the Whigs Budget and the statements propagated With r f: el e• to dissensions in the Cabinet; and performed in the impeachments of last ...
... interest I learned doctor used to say he took care that those dogs of the suitors that the judges should have the power to 1 the Whigs should get the worst of it (laughter). H e trust e d close the court in particular cases. The h o n. and learned the noble ...
... 14Z:143°41:d°, tretty ' while parliament was not sittirg, and l'tr o the control of the house, are, I think, pretty Ili °f Whig jobbery and toadying to the Emith,g4t in 4 11 Prench. If the French alliance is to be 11 4 0 ,7 ei l ,,, t m Mariner ...
... very readable contribution ; Macaulay as a Boy, which gives some very minute information of the early life of the great Whig historian, founded on two unpublished - letters of Hannah More; The Age of Gold, by Miss Mulock, which is a gossip about ...