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... published in journals notoriously influenced the Premier, evidencing something like a break-up of the alliance between the two Whig leaders. Moreover, if Sari Russell fancies the Ministerial craft in danger, know of old that is the first man to desert. On ...
... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the Northern Whig the following - xtraordinary story ofti wedding:—Oa Saturday last a j, attended with »ery unusual circoinsuncea, took place in a little town not twaoty miles from Belfast. A yonthlnl couple ...
... malign the yeomanry and militia forces of the country reasons not very difficult to understand. Attempts have been made the Whigs to destroy the yeo manry arm of our service altogether, and many Liberal journals delight in raising a cry against that cheaper ...
... no wish to deny his lordship's conviviality. But he did not forget more important matters. He did not forget that he was a Whig leader, and that he was in that part of her Majesty's dominions which is the. most whiggish of all the three portions of the ...
... sincerity and statesmanship of Mr Disraeli's opening announcement will, we hope, disarm opposition. Sbonld, however, another Whig-Radical combination take place, it is certain that the question of Reform will be indefinitely postpobed. However sore the ...
... contained no provision for the extension the borough franchise the bulk of the working •lasses. The n ...
... army and the carrying on of war. A conscientious Tory, because thesalaries of Whig Ministers come out the public purse; and if tbere were change ol .Ministry, then tbe honest Whig might have recourse to the like plea. Tho Bible Christian may refuse because ...
... for going into committee on the Reform Bill, Captain Hayter—who, we need hardly remind our readers, is the son of the former Whig 4 whip,' and one of the members for Wells—rose, and in a maiden speech of much, ability proposed an amendment condemning the ...
... ministers in posse, dee! what an expeciaut minister can do, with the wand of an enchanter. can by one magic word, turn Whig lords, Whiu'squires, Whig barristers, into revolutionary Church destroyers. Those very gentlemen in buff waistcoats, who, if Gladstone had ...
... threatens to destroy it by fire if the inhabitants will sot assist him. The well-informed London correspondent of a Manchester Whig paper gives a nice picture of the disorganisation that pervades the Liberal camp, and the utter want of cohesion there is in ...
... sncce9sat the bar of Springfield. Id politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. Ia he was elected to Congress, and continued to beloug to it till 1849. He was ...
... wheu time arrived to reoord their votee iu favour of tbe Conservative oandidates, and than proclaim to other towna that tha Whig Government sheuld not kept iu power on* great man, and that solely for tha purposa of distributing amongst their friends and ...