... THE PRESTON HERALD, SATURDAY, FEB 16, 1861. THE TIMES COMES TO THE RESCUE. Tat Whig-Radicala and the Radical-Whigs--the Libelsls in advance and the Liberals in arrear—have been steadily denying the existence of the thing called Conservative Reaction ...

... ascertained, Radicals and Whigs, 340; &elites, 10; Conservatives, 304. Since the general election, no leas than 57 changes; have taken place by resignation's, deaths, elevation to the peerazo, he. Of these, 35 were Rulica's and Whigs, 2 Peelites. and 20 C ...

... ministry could placement ;be one of the shining lights of the sow Whig party; he was a worvllywise and prudent and his will be felt in an already tottering cabinet, so says, your no longer Whig contemporary, the Chronicle, in its last Wedneeday's issue; these ...

... is the venerable Marquis of Lansdowne, , the patriarch of the Whig party. At the banquet men I of all parties were seated round the board. Whigs as well as Tories. Mr. Longman, the great Whig publisher, was there, as well as the great Tory publisher, Mr ...

... and the old thirst for Whig blood has come over them. It is not a new maxim that the bitterest hostilites are caused when the closest connexions fall out; and the times have been when the Radicals, in their hatred of the Whigs, have yearned eren to the ...

... Foreign Office, where he had already made a good position, merely to suit the convenience of Earl Russell. - Whole hosts of Whigs and Peelites have, in addition, been, we are told, outraged by the appointment of Sir Robert Peel in Ireland, and thus we see ...

... came law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or maintained. Three Whig governments, one coalition government, and one Tory government have, within the last ton years, admitted this The Queen has ...

... an stlsa sdkNieSed, sad who desires speedy sad dim become the dupes of fee meek sufferers this w or oi, Madsl im elis heby whig • cabin mom et cute in all mem of News= ,R± or local make's; bosom Waft vstious other nervous symptom; ales bow the so-called ...

... chosen in 18l, t members had been, for a long time, chosen one from each party, a member of the Derby family being Usual th Whig member. Mr. John Blackburne was the ?? a e ber from 1790 to 1830. On his retirement r. 0 Patten was chosen by the Tory party ...

... and on account of his enlarged views and acknowledged abilities, and the support he had long and consistently given to the Whigs, he was invited by Earl Grey in 1830, when he received the royal commands to form an adminis- tration, to become a member of ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. LORD JOHN RITHHELLS ELEVATION. Stawciard. ) If Lord John Russell began his career at a Whig he certainly ende it as • Conservative. The day of gnat abuses, he tells US, is past. The day of rapid change also. In pronouncing his own ...

... been attacked by the Liberals for their pains, we need scarcely say. It is to be hoped that this handsome endorsement, by the Whig minister, of their policy, will cause that policy to be received with more toleration than it has hitherto obtained in some ...