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... ballot; and from this period to 1841 he took an active part, under Sir Robert Peel, in battering the lame Government of the Whigs. When Peel entered upon office Mr. Herbert was appointed Secretary to the Admiralty, and so remained until, in 1854, he was ...

... Queen’s Speech, which we received by telegram last week, is not one of which Ministers can boast. Conceived in the’stereotyped Whig mould it makes the most of what little legislation has been got through under Government auspices during the session ; while ...

... the old Whig members, who had intended, we believe, to atand for the Southern Division of the county, laughing at the idea of the young lad from Oxford gaining new-made seat of his native county. How be canvassed—how he won all hearts—how whig became ...

... effete, so that if they were now to advertise for a re ti ed young Whig they wonld have as much difficulty in Gading one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their own, had ...

... and a measure entirely in accordance with it, and calculated to effect an important improvement, had it not been defeated a Whig-Radical conspiracy, would at this moment have been the law of the land. Though Mr. Osborne twits both parties with something ...

... assisted by the Bishop uf Oxford, the Dean of Wesstminter, Canon J-nnin, . the Rar. A. Borradaile, incumbent of the dist ret im whig the church is situated, the Rev. GQ DW the fatare ineambent, a the uring clergy. It is bajlt in the and degraded district‘ ...

... has had his shriek of liberty in the provinces slum the doom of the session. He speaks out in unmeasured terms against the Whigs and Whiggery, and some of the recent changes in the present Government come in for a large share of his indignation. Mr. Bernal ...

... a command, and if it does not succeed in securing the vote at least prevents its being E’ven in an orponite direction. The Whigs must no nger talk of 'purity of election if they carry on such tactics. But for all this manceuvring, by 12 o’clock | the ...

... New York Troliese). It is knows to . most that time is kept for public is department, a collection of of r ebel the whole - Whig an •Ga on my.° Among time pictures mete!Zerllett visa& the et Davis, many, Floyd, and half-a-leen ethers in the Goverment) ...

... they do now, which causes dissatisfaction in every branch. The course of legislation since it has been in the hands of the Whigs has tended in this direction, and their management of the national finances can only be duc:gd as penny wise and pound foolish ...

... the speech of Mr. Roebuck at both indicating the increased carelessuess of : • Liberal party to its own best interests. The Whigs m arry South Lancashire whenever they are excited agree among themselves, and the absence of betrays wide-spread ignorance ...