... tlovernmcnt humiliating; and the Mu.-iiin;i J/ernhl, of course, looks upon it the most discreditable feature in all episodes of Whig administration. is said that the report the Iron-plate Commiltoe will contain the important demonstration th it there is p ...

... papcra-oWrf than the Times, and in the Charles James Fox and the Whigs, organ of groat power and influence Perhaps it attained it* highest literary eminence when Holland-park House was a great Whig and literary focua, and Tom Moore buret on the world of London ...

... office their principles may go to the shades. The Whig theory is that principles are only intended to be talked about, and to be made the guides of political conduct when in Opposition. In fact Whigs wear their principles only as electors do their rosettes-at ...

... more univer sally respected. In politics he was an ardent Liberal ; but among the Tories he had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825 he, like many others, found his resources, ample as they were, unavailing at the moment ; but ...

... in the history of our Finances, which Sir STArFOnD NORTHCOTE is rumoured to be preparing, as the Minister of Deficits. The Whigs boast of their Single-speech HAMILTON, why should they not also have a Deficit GLADSTONE ? Mr. GnADSTONE seems to have a positive ...

... members in Parliament who ought to make our grievances known and do their utmost obtain redress ? We have been divided into Whigs and Tories, and our attention has been diverted such nonsense from the more important inatter3 which appertain to our social ...

... Government, which he contended ought nut to have abandoned Austria her struggle uphold the treaties entered into all Europe. The Whig party bad never done justice the people of Southern Italy, but long before this question was again discussed, the bubble of ...

... would be taken likely to lead to a ministerial crisis, so that the Whigs are safe for this year. We must, however, be prepared for a, supplementary budget in order lo fill up that usual Whig hole-a deficit. WYell, a ear will soon pass away, and even Mr. Gladstone ...

... his peril being discovered, the firemen showed as much alacrity 1 in rescuing him if he had been human comrade.— Northern Whig. Votaoxs ov th* Great Britain Steamship.— The Great Britain is advertised to sail from Liverpool for Mel* bourne on the 15th ...

... bad we regained our I position as a naval power than we found our French t neighbours again stealing a march upon us. The Whigs t invariably neglect the navy, and when Lord DZBYV came into office early in 1858 the country for the: frst- time had m the ...

... powerful ally, to make him the scapegoat, of his failure. Throughout this has been a struggle between the policy of the Whig Ministry and Napoleon ; and now the game is fairly in the hands of the latter. Lord Palmerston confesses as much when he makes ...

... After a few words from Mr. Peacock and Mr. Stansfield, Mr. Maguire denied that the Roman Catholic emaucipation was due to the Whigs. It was not even due to Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of Wellington, but to the fearless energy the Irish people. The Government ...