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... Conservative, G come Whig (alias Liberal), and Radical members of Parliament; al its Milnistry, and 11the Opposition.' II ilre) Now it so happened that at the time I joined the P.B., I a tire); was upon principle strongly opposed to the Whig Mini8try, Si , ...
... Cabinet would prove of material assistance in smoothing away those unaccountable obstacles that always seems to intervene between Whig promises and performances. The conversion of so distinguished a member of those haltandehalf Liberals, of which we have only ...
... bare received it differently, and have given it au additional - ' veritable papers. Among those journals 1 oar neighbour, the Whig; • column of editorial comely questionieg the ;des to treat it as scarce 100 yards Secretary, making it had been of it. As ...
... legislative indepelideuce. have ia the English p »rliarnent. fa'th in » parliamentary jsdiev, because 1 know th.it neither Whig nor Tory will concede those n.' »> . which would have the eil’ect improving t:»e ■ ' lion the people. The National league calls ...
... - ee Y WHIG OFFICE {BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) THE Mar 31 (Evesiye).—A m from Vienna, in the evening edition of the / farter Post Zeitung, professes to erre ‘statem- ots the last sitting of the Confe and says that Denmark rejected the Austro-Pr proposa' ...
... unhappily have only to decline wages for their children in order to decline the education too; but it is pleasant to see a Whig Duke with courage enough to express boldly a belief as yet so unpopular. I , is true he was speaking to workidg men, and, if ...
... Eee STORES. They are large, dry, and altogether rate order. Moderate fast. For fuller ticulare and address inquire at PAST. | Whig 2270 _ ee TO BE SOLD. ean HIG, BELFAST, WE LIME ORR LNUPPLY CONSTANT AND OU MALTING COALS, MUBAALIS oo a wai ...
... aud be infers that tbs Conservativeparty sre blame worthy it tbs matter, quite overlooking or forgetting tbo fact that ths Whigs were ths wtbors of tbat measure to which all this is to be attributed, and that the faithless legislature of tbe preseut ...
... constituencies which are supposed to resent Loid Palmerston’s Italian policy. the whole, it seems probable that the reign of the Whigs is, for the present, drawing to a close. There is not the smallest reason to suppose that their successors will be abler, or ...
... almost a retracta- tion of the speech to which it is prefixed. The Globe-the organ of the sound [and rather stupid] old Whigs, has, after much pondering, come to the conclusion that Mr. GLADSTONE meant nothing more by his speech, than was meant by ...
... criticism the establishment (A laugh ) the strncture which wiU>no longer be hiJd.n. Edinburgh Reviev, the organ of the old Whig party Lord NAAS thought Ihe proposition to increase the the view of those passing the bighwhy. with which was now inseparably ...
... Union troops were pu;hed back to Chancellorsville. The dispatch winds up by saying, Everything looks well. The Richmond Whig of the 7th says Up to a late hour on the night of the 6th, no fighting bad taken place on the Peninsula. The movement of Butler's ...