... cried up his foreign policy to advantage; but that day is gone by, and the question of economy not exactly the one which a Whig-Radical supporter would care to have flung his teeth the Conservative candidate every hustings. It is generally believed that ...

... from opposite sides, or superbly set aside by the ?? dictator of debate, it had done its work when it had exacted from a Whig Minister and a Tory Opposition contending vows and promises of retrenchment. Tihe public will ponder in silence all that iMr ...

... mere make-believe. The Herald trusts the Conservatives be prepared to accept all the responsibility of their position if the Whigs shall feel that it is impossible to hold office after a deliberate condemnation of their policy. The Star remarks that if the ...

... favourable to a th« p-rliuncnt. Tl;0 government ww present k ftn to suffer .uch merest uiajoniy. and .8 liable a * dilution Whig d«e.n,.i we doubt th.t the Utter Jteru.- mg , when tho time arrives, feel *7 7. in this borough will b* which nnquu.tion.lly ...

... Lottie, ofu setie prteections laeyoif u itsntrx itreldt. Well, teltathisseat d isreli wit -ties-V ha~ ilts-c- lic-l dcrealise whig h tint1 11ottiplctc bee Tifecuil chef tetuncatituec fepet t oadtrla thind ptinc. ts fis a curldt ihe ?? itea eLIgaged4MV1 UI-Its ...

... Newsletter, Freeman’s Journal, Express, Irish Times. Dublin Medical Press, Hospital Gazette, the Medical Circular. Belfast Dally Whig, Daily Newsletter, Daily Mercury, Morning News, Banner of Ulster, Derry Sentinel, Derry Gufedian. Cork Southern Reporter, ...

... stricter economy, will hardly, injure that particuler came more than a refusal to propose the pledge with a view to save the Whigs. Many an unexpected good thing has been done by a Conservative administration, under the pressure of pledges used by them as ...

... resolutions which we have quoted illustrate this wise political doctrine. Mr. Stansfeld’s motion is arbitrarily understood by Whigs and Tories as signifying a want of confidence in the Palmerston Cabinent. The Premier’s amendment, although nearly identical ...

... away.: In 1859 we hated the Tories so much more than we loved the Pope, or we loved the Pope so much less than we loved the Whigs, that we sacrificed the States of the Church in • order to replace Derby and Disraeli by Palmerston and Russell. We had our ...

... very Ws, sad shoo folly WOW whim raYlr wre or Net of Ser. Mail Welt Is a soft bwolo Ihn.ll d WNW are told tar coder the Whig. lwaaia r en by ohne by tW awe Wm' se meets lie ell of War shwas, SW le esesticstrei for It •'t A manafa.inre of and of damp ...

... an empty bubble. Why should it not? There is real desire for retrenchment among the mem- burs the House of Common*; cither Whig- or Conservative. Accordingly this correspondent writes, that it has become fully understood that very many Conservatives had ...

... are large in view of the state of affairs in Europe. a n d the present temper of the Federal party in the United States. The Whigs agree with them, and furthermore find in Lord Palinermon's resolution a promise which the whips of the party do , not fail ...