... admits that he Ijas no remedy appea What would be the consequence of such a st things in Great Britain Fancy our Govei, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, issuing an order non transmission of any journal! Yet, of cou| cording to the demagogues, we are a dreadfully ...

... the Cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because, when one reflects on the conduct of the Whig Government in the Revolution of 1848, who, by means of our consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed secret ...

... bounded on to deeds of rapine and of wrong. For are ruled by men of little worth. Placemen, who dread these brawlers of North, Whig patriots who to one another say, That, after all, John Bright May possibly be right; cot, tbat Downing Street will surely last ...

... for there could be uo doubt that tbe opinions of the Whigs approximated nearer those of the Conservatives than tbey did to those of the extreme Radicals, yet, to gain tbeir own selfish ends, the Whigs coalesced with a body whom in tbeir hearts tbey despised ...

... ration than the powers themselves. He has been I called a mere Whig pamphleteer. To a person who can see nothing but that which he objects to, and who D objects to everything that favours the Whig party, the 8 name may seem by no means misapplied. Nor, in ...

... aa political leader, is not prepared for separate action in tbe senate: he consequently takes his place as the ally of the Whigs. Not any practice more thoroughly comports with the rules of professional agitation tban the pretext of a dormant power, which ...

... for we are told that the great newspaper change has taken place. There seems no doubt now that the old daily organ of the Whigs has changed hands, not transferred from one British party to another, but from a domestic section to a foreign power. The Emperor ...

... the happy family in their committee, where, to carry out the idea of the street e menagerie, they had sad Radicals, mild Whigs, and good old Tories ' of the right stamp,' with all savagery tamed- all working for the common good. AB Huddersfield had ...

... rebellion in tbat country in 1838, just two years after the committee bad come to tbe above conclusion and in 1818 the then Whig government,' with the present Earl Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, again armed the Irish Orangemen assist putting down ...

... Journal.) The retirement of Mr. Overeud having caused a vacancy tbe repiesentation of this borough, Mr. Childers, tbe defeated Whig-Radical candidate at tbe late general election, had assumed tbat he and he only had a right to come forward on the present ...

... following criticism of that of Lord Derby : — In 1858 Lord Derby succeeded to office, and as Mr. Disraeli insisted that tho Whigs had no right to a monopoly of dealing with the Reform question, he and his colleagues proposed to deal with it, and at the ...

... proved irresistible. Unhappily for the country, before the bill could be brought in the memorable schism took place between the Whig leaders, which led to the removal from ofhce of Lord Palmerston. In the day of his wrath the noble viscount fell foul of the ...