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... befere putting lance in rest, could not help expressing his respect and admiration for the great Foreign Minister of the Whigs. I have known the noble lord (said Sir James Graham) for masy years. It was my good fortune to act with him as a colleague ...
... shakes a Government more than a great defeat. Lord Russell will take good care of the Whigs, and there are Peelites in the Cabinet. But Mr. Gladstone is not a Whig, and something more than a Peelite; and it is his duty to see that those who look to him ...
... acquiesce in the monopoly of administration by a few great Whig families; that Reform and Libe- ralism are not mere pass-worcte invented to faci- litate the admission of scions of three or four Whig ducal houses into the high offices of State. Of course ...
... likely to offer themselves- Vsecount Powerecourt In the Conservative Interest; and the Earl of Liatowull anid Lard Fermoy in the Whig ?? Mail. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. The special commniseions for the trial of Fenian prilsoere have been delivered to Ur. Justice ...
... candidates are likely to offer ?? Powerscourt in the ConEerva- Itive interest; and the Earl of Listowel and Lord 3 Fermoy in the Whig ?? -fail, IACCIDEoN ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY.-The down mail train from the Broadstone, on Monday night, met with an accident ...
... upon the character of the bill. If it be strong enough for the politicians below the gangway, it will be too strong for the Whigs; and I think it very unlikely that Ministers will bring in a bill which they know will be too advanced to pass. If on the other ...
... in which I myself was foreign minister,, that in 1852 recognised the empire with the loyalty oJ: which M, Cohen speaks. The Whig ministry only- returned to power in the early part of 1853, five weeks after the empire was established in France and reeog- ...
... members of the Cabinet in the House af Lords. Believe me, no ehuffing of the old official cards, no re-arrangement of mere Whigs, Whigglings, or Peelites, can or qught to satisfy the country at this juancture. If Mr. Bright's just claims be again ignored ...
... it is not, at first sight, so easy; to find a reply. It is said that the Government has once more become a mere coterie of Whig notabilities, } who pretend to an hereditary right to govern the nation, l b and who arrogantly usurp every great office to ...
... reoognise the establishment of the Empire in 1852, he being the actual occupant of the Foreign-office on the 2nd of December. The Whigs came into power five weeks after that event; but bis Lordship adds that doubt- less they would have taken the same cordial ...
... ate ?? 3Ouri-.tl(l SATURDAY, NovetnD.1t .1, 1865. WITHOUT A HEAD. Tlic Whigs hare now got a leader who is their | exact representative, and it needs hardly to be said that they are ?? withI him. Lord ?? is too old they say. T'ley are excessively discourteous ...
... personally, Her Majesty would have preferred Lord Granville as Premier; but on it being intimated to her that the veteran Whig was for the time being a political necessity, inasmuch as the leaders of that exclusive party would refuse to follow the leaders ...