... THE WHIG MINISTRY. (gazette. SATURDAY, August 17 There are some things in which it is impossible for a man to place implicit confidence, and there are some people on whom it would be foolish to rely. American river steamers, coloured sugar plums, cheap ...

... difficulty with which our Whig-Radical contemporaries have had to contend. One section attributes the defeat to Mr. having the damaging support of Mr. Bright, whose extreme notions are not palatable to respectable men of Whig principles; the more advanced ...

... ablest lawyer on the Whig side of the House. The first eminence has been more difficult of attainment than the last. The migration of the Peelite lawyers to the Whig benches has had very much the same effect upon the race of Whig lawyers that the first ...

... Turner became first, and was 'ultimately returned by a majority of 816, the numbers being Turner (Conservative) 9711 Cheetham (Whig-Radical) 8898 Majority for Turner 816 The declaration took place at Newton, on Monday in the presence of an immense a?sembla»e ...

... which exists America is that which we are tending to under the present Ministry. We have already the oligarchy through the Whigs—the ultra-Liberals will give us the mob if they go on much longer; and the only safety for the country will be found in ...

... now in bright colours, but complaints are rife all quarters. I cannot meet with a man who is satisfied with the Ministry : Whigs say that Lord Palmerston has weakened himself by the recent changes, and the Radicals are opening a fresh fire upon him. They ...

... occupiers, which defeated the wellcontrived schemes of Lord John Russell and the framers of the bill, to make the counties Whig as well as the boroughs. In the last ten years the duke had produced several historical works, and was engaged on one when ...