... is extremely doubtful. The nation is indifferent. Earl Russell's Ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvantage and weakness? But where the Government obtain ...

... debate, supposing Sir Hugh Cairns to allotted to Sir Boundell Palmer. All the promise on the Conservative side, all the good Whigs •re rated Conservatives. And the country is Conservative. Therefore the death of Lord Palmerston may regarded the end of the ...

... send Mr. Yiccars to the Council ss a mere delegate, and remarked tbat if they were to be sent in that capacity, — whether, Whig, Tory, or Radical, they had better look out for somebody else, for he would never consent to go on those terms. If their conduct ...

... gained by nearly thirty years of office isconcentrated in an incredibly small number of hands, and as the Ministry dies out the Whig party is in great danger of finding itself in the same position as in 1831,—not without ability and good intention, but almost ...

... LEICESTER JOURNAL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1865. A very conspicuous feature the present Parliament is this—the most able men of the Whig or Liberal party ratted from the Conservative ranks. If we look backward we shall find that the Liberal party has generally ...

... Sir 1 1 .1 McCarthy, Baronet, Edwry eienessMr. wrote to that address and received ma per fawns+ able to Romans, and further @Whig tint be had sa. Banking account. Satisfied with this Mr. 110 worth of fish, and about a fortnight fair further order was received ...