... motion to get at the same end. To mark its sense of the tergiversation of Ministers, and the total want of congruity in the Whig-Radical Cabinet, the House of Commons pronounced against the Government both on the occasion of Mr. COWPER'S vote for a new ...

... an act of what my hon. friend (Mr. Ferrand) has called a Whig government, nor to defend the appointments which, in the natural order of things, may have been the appointment of gentlemen of Whig polities ; but knowing the commissioners whose conduct has ...

... landed in 1782), and shortly afterwards became aide-de-camp to the general commanding, the Hcn. Henry Fox, brother to the great Whig leader. He returned to England on the evacuation of Minorca at the peace of Amiens in 1802. He became second captain in 1804 ...

... extraordinary flirtation of Mr. Gladstone with the Radicals ' and thinks fromthat and other symptoms that the downfall of the Whigs is at hand, and that the advent of the Conservatives to power will be hastened. Until such a change does take place it is idle ...

... dation, such as now animates the country through lother causes, would probably urge the Ministry to war. A Ministry must be very Whig and very weak to resist the appeal under such provocation. But, to judge by appearances, a crisis of the kind may be now arriving; ...

... those repeated vows that England would not tolerate it. All gone to the wind. The integrity of Denmark, with the reputation of Whig statesmen, are now buried in the same grave. Germany is triumphant. She is now free from all foreign element. And how will ...

... mere question of party—whether Whigs or Tories shall hold office; it will not be a question' between peace or war, for the Conservative statesmen will maintain peace as long as peace is compatible with honour, whilst the Whig statesmen declare that honour ...

... or the revenue of which has been more shamelessly perverted from its true ' object by those masters of all se:fishness, the Whigs. The foundation is enormously rich. Its; investments amount to nearly three millions sterling. It receives, in addition, 44 ...

... Sotheron Estcourt. The arrival of Lord PALMERSTON at 20 minutes to five o'clock was hailed with a burst of cheering from the Whig and Radical benches, which was renewed when he withdrew to the bar and brought up the protocols and papers relating to the ...

... those who protested were all with the exception of the Chief Secretary, members of the Whig party (laughter). The Bishop of Down and Connor was the leader of the Whig party on the Protestant bench in Ireland and the Bishop of Derry did not fall short of ...

... and disease, and lose half of our battalions, not in battle, but through the incompetence and short-sighted niggardliness of Whig departments. Mr. CAuDwELL, in his attempt at vindicating the Administration, was officially pedantic, as Mr. C. FORTESCUE was ...

... that this humiliating policy, though looked upon as perfectly in keeping with the tactics of the Gladstones, Russells, and Whig-Manchester fraction of the Cabinet, is deemed very extraordinary on the part of Lord Palmerston. On the Continent the extraordinary ...