... that now that the groat bulwark of the Whig a'lminist ration ia down, the Torie. will rush to the attack, and the coming year will »ee some of the a ■tercet party light, on record. Gladstone is not understood, and Kusacll not popular witli his own p» ...

... The Northern Whig states that a movement is on foot for building a new theatre at BeUaat. A Strange Affiliation Case.— ln an affiliation case heard last week at Denbigh the defendant was ordered to pay ls fid per week. But after the order was made the ...

... Arrest or A Fenian ix B evrast.—The first a Fenian in Be! by, the Northera Whig have taken place on Sunday morning. The fellow gave his name as Francis and he stated that he was from the H. Centre 2 ey agent of the Fenians, A Nice Lapy.—On Th ursday, ...

... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1865. circumstauce i. the early age of twenty-fire. He passed the ranks of the Whigs daring the Duke of Wellington's administration, and held at various periods the Home and Foreign Secretaryships. In 1855 he was appointed Prime ...

... most advantageous. It is a firm coalition with the Whig party. His political supremacy depends on this, and he will have to become a Whig and perhaps something more. In regard to taxation, the Whigs can teach him nothing ; sod be is as strenuous an apostle ...

... no help. Moat of the other Ministers were silent. No assistance came from his friends behind ; but, on the contrary, Whig after Whig arose to give the unfortunate Bill stab, either openly or covertly, as Joab killed Abner, stabbing him under the fifth ...

... connection with the Whigs terminated in 1851. He had held the seals of the Foreign Office from 1830 until Ncvember, 1834 ; he resumed office in the ensuing April, and resigned it again in 1841. He was Foreign Secretary again under the Whig*, but resigned that ...

... _study the _graces _of literary _expression _, _his _hand was _sharply felt in the Tory _mischief then going on _. - _The-New Whig _Guide _, a rieasant _battery _directed _against the Liberal _ OppombOD _, _was _mainly , _we _believe , written by Lord ...

... His Lordship's connection with the Whigs terminated 1851. He had held the seals the Foreign Office from 1830 until November 1834 ; he resumed office the ensuing April, and resigned it again in 1841. Was Foreign Whigs, but resigned that office in December ...

... _Wellington ' s Cabinet _went _out and _the Whigs _came to office _. Lord Palmerston _returned to the War Office , where for so many years he had laboured for the Tones _. He threw ia his lot with the _Whigs on the _question of _Reform , and in consequence ...

... any of his Whig colleagues would have gone with him. When man politics so«eluuile‘&s Palmerston becories premier, it is easy pursue course irrespective of purely party consideration, doiiig simply what is best per «i. List ilussell is Whig or nothing ...

... did not at that time win the prize of representing his University as Mr Pitt’s successor. Cambridge had at that date a strong Whig tendency, and the honour of representing it was conferred npon Lord Henry; but in 1811 Lord Palmerston was the Victor.' Meanwhile ...