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... _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 ...
... _Petty ( tlie late Lord _Lansdownc ) , who had come _before his _constituents on the occision oi his accepting office in the Whig Ministry oi Lord Grenville . _The young Irish or _rather _Irishtitled Tory , _however , was _unsuccessful m _his attempt to ...
... _leaving all other obJectf _* , _clenvo unto it alone _, as did Fox , Grey , and the rest of the last and _. best eCDcration of _Whigs _. But neither was he the _man to attach _himself to whatever party or principle was strongest _, and , trampling on all things ...
... :East Ret- ' ford..waa disfranchised for. bribery, and the ques, to, |tion aresp what *t'a tolbe done vith the seats., ,The Whigs pi~pposed thabtthej. Bhoild be, trans . E 'ferred to Mancbhester. The Irod'Duke, however, * '1 .detrnine thtitoefi'anqbide ...
... is _• inning in the extreme , and would presage a bad _atcr in Ireland this year . _FESIANISM IS _BELFAST . _The _northern Whig has received mfcrmation of K _arrest of a supposed Fenian in one _of the ilmrbs _of _Belfast _, being the first case of the ...
... ons indicated; but, let him take my word for it, these will be taxed to the utmost before Mr Colston is done with him. The Whig clique and the intolerant party were went to view Mr Colston with indillerence, if not with complacency ; but now that he has ...
... Oaks, thew endow, thaw was p 4 mod woMy-siz birds woe boil op is its team was &Wend be Now Need onside@ Minks way sot It Whig talth bus an moths litho wed Owe, m solved M lighted Wish anus' lambs' sod tho whit. tie. Mast and ▪ whisk r. so the kilos ...
... broke down nuder w,hat. I 4as called the I composite Government of Lord I Aberdeen in 1854-; it broke down under the pure l Whig' Gdiermnentof LordPalmerston in 1857; it 'broke down under the Tory Government of Lord Derby, in 1859 ; and in 1860 it broke ...
... He would probably make an accept- -able leader to ' a,' large proportion of the party, particularly to the thorough-bred Whigs, and he would not bb unpopular in' fhe coun-t try. It would,, however, argue no disrespect towards Lord Russell' if' the claims ...
... at work on the premises; was attacked by it on Friday nighO, and died early on Saturday morning. The mother of Mrs Groom- Whigs, a lady eighty-seven years of age, also caught the disease on the same day, be is at present alive. Mrs Groombridge had got ...
... their own _strength or to _scatter and so fail for _another political generation _. No man can ever _fill the place _between Whigs _and _Toiiea which Lord Palmcraton of late contrived to occupy . _ It is _obvious that _much of theLibcral prospects _must ...
... _to-day _of a _great It— in the death of _our aged Prime Minuter , T _/ _ird 1 _' alaurBtoa—a Ban _who wa _> called by _come a Whig aad _by wme a Tory _-who WM aocuwd of _having _changed ddo in Parliament _over and over » faia ; bat I _believe in my heart ...