... the Saturday Review at the idea of an ass o ciation b etwe en the Cabinet and Mr. Bright has not startled the high and dry Whigs into a demonstration sufficiently formidable to influence the intentions of Government, and we may hope that it has not startled ...

... Government will fall; and the other is that if this Government fall, presided ever by the most eminent statesman now living of the Whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whip as a governing party in the affairs of this country; but whether ...

... and events multiply, we recognise mo re f u l ly than ever the absurdity and the chimerical notions of the faction. If any Whig could prove more completely than another the opinion formed in Jamaica of the outbreak it would be the measure just introduced ...

... on and events multiply, we recognise more f u ll y than ever the absurdity and the chimerical notions of the faction. If any Whig could prove more completely than another the opinion formed in Jamaica of the outbreak it would be the measure just introduced ...

... reasons and arguments for being zealous in defence of Pius IX. Catholics of every shade of political principles, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and extreme Radicals, have all been brought to unite in supporting the rights of the Holy See. It will be well if ...

... his cabinet would be his cold refusal to recognise the possibility of finding administrative Went outside the beaten way of whig family friendship. ...

... impossible chignons, even the risk being somewhat leas amusing the eyes of the century. WHIG INGRATITUDE. The Morning Herald aays that the Ingratitude of the Whigs is proverbial. Asa party they have always been accustomed to castoff, like oil shoes, those ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER IX BELFAST. A paragraph appeared ia Friday*! Whig, stating that, the 14th of December, a carter, who was in Belfast on that day, been missing. The ease appear* to be of mystery, when the whole fact* are taken into consideration. and it ...

... some of them voted for Tories and others for Whigs, and, so far as voting wrong was concerned, they could not do worse than the present electors, half of whom voted for Tories, and the remainder for Whigs, and as only one party could be right, the working ...

... speeches in the House, has written a l>ook which venture to say few of his colleagues understand, has voted black white with the Whigs readily the most servile Ministerial hack, and has been returned twice for the City of London. Put Mr. Gbschen is rich man ...

... guwdor- I rajning, which might lead to explosion. believe the report. The Old Hairy^tocract.—lt is rumoured that some the “great Whig*’* opposed the prospect of a new Reform Bill. It i.*mystcriouslv hinted that a Northern Duke and a Yorkshire Earl are among ...

... him the memorable round robin that drove from power. Others argue, with more or less of reason, that Mr. Horsman, who was a Whig Lord of the Treasury thirty years ago, and Irish Secretary seven years ago, and whose merits a debater are transcendantly superior ...