... from more than one point of iew. Asa deviation from Whig traditions, tas, of course, been a stock subject of comment the entire newspaper press; and such, it deserves all the encomiums which Whig journalists have bestowed it. Whether in his proposals ...

... more than one point of view. As a deviation from Whig traditions, it has, of course, been a stock subject of coramenl with the entire newspaper press; and as such, i deserves all the encomiums which Whig jour nalists have bestowed on it. W hethor in his ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO T1 this regular enrolment of Mr Gosohen in the Whig ranks fortifies that jarty in exactly their very weakest point. With the single exception of Sir George Cornewall Lewis, the Whigs h«ve not. for many generations, been able to produce a Finance ...

... danger of being set at nought by the Whig aristocracy. The King himself had waged a long fight for his own emancipation. In 1783 the people had come to his assistance, and the result was that victory over the Whigs which seated Mr Pitt in power for the ...

... It is still generally believed that they will extend the suffrage without meddling with the boroughs partly because various Whig boroughs must perish if lhat kind of work begins ; and partly because it is hoped to bribe both Liberals who are conservative ...

... In his first Premiership he had a pure Whig Cabinet, and that regime broke down as soon as Lord Palmerston was forced out of it. When he next took office in the coalition Ministry of Lord Aberdeen, the pure Whigs were “ strengthened by the accession of ...

... captured by the Customs authorities and coastguards being landed on Wednesday morning from one of the steamships. —Northern Whig. The Indian Government and the Culture op Cotton. —On Wednesday the Manchester Chamber of Commerce held an important meet' ...

... anxiety in the nation, and it can inspire little confidence except the minds of those who have been brought up in Whig houses and the Whig faith. such it is quite a matter of course that, long as Lord Russell is at the head of affairs, and seconded Sir ...

... the game of Whig-Conservatism would be played out with the death of Lord Palmerston. There is no statesman now alive ho is so completely free take his own course upon domestic policy as Lord Palm?rston was. Since the day when he joined the Whig ranks he ...

... Cabinet, a desperate admis-ion of Whig feebleness, when considered as a blow to Whig prejudices. Earl Russell recoups himself by making his connection Sir John Rorailly a Peer. How curious it must feel to real aristocratic Whig to elevate the same time the ...

... denuded nupporter, with the Conservative voter, but he declined to do so. and in the course of the day recorded his vote for the Whig candidate. I ought to explain that if Mr Barclay had perionally tendered his vote, the usual declaration of identity, and that ...

... e ._ the prominent indifference of the Whig population Hear, hear.” and applause)—and of men in regard to whom they expected better things. here had doubt, been several bills introduced both bv Tories and Whigs but did not believe there was hit sincerity ...