... are prophesying Brahmins in the Groat Whig House somewhere, and daresay they are foretolling all sorts of evils that come from the passing of this (Laughter.) I have heard a member, and member since then, of a Whig Cabinet declare that he believed that ...

... Radical cabal which threatens, under what seems an utter decrepitude of Whi_rgery, to seize the reins of power. Is it thatr the Whigs feel themselves to be hopelessly ol solete ? Ti at they must make masters of their new friends ? That- Mr. Bright is the i ...

... s are at hand, and that a national or constitutional par.v is to be formed, embracing moderate Conservatives and'moderate Whigs, to resist the encroachments of democratic levellers. For our part we believe in the one theory as much as in the other. We ...

... only '- i just out” the day that the mail left New York, it isnrobahl y the first that has reached this country. —Nortf tern Whig, Loss of Two Merchant Ships*- -Intelligence was received Bristol on Saturday of the loss of the St. George, bound from Uuebec ...

... having an increase of third ...

... phalanx-men had any difficulty in following Lord Palmerston or Lord Russell. The Conservative Liberal creed of the one, the Whig creed of the other, was as well known, as visible an external reality, as easy to rally to, as the standard in an army. But ...

... are influential, will not be slow to use their influence on behalf of William Carletou., a North of Ireland man.— Northern Whig. ...

... Formerly, was described as a Conservative, and now is the i*rop and the of Whig Administration. . Mr. Gladstone is to be their mouthpiece in the House. But he is no more Whig than Peel or Palmerston were, or than Mr. Disraeli or Mr. Newdegate are. It ...

... he was described as a Conservative, and now he is the prop and the staff of a Whig Administration. He came out of the Conservative camp, as Lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain certain principles, and may still think that those principles ...

... those in Ireland and elsewhere who are influential will not be slow use their influence behalf of William Carkton, - Northern Whig. . Dulwich College Chaplaincy.—-This office, understand, is to be filled up at the meeting of the governors to-morrow. It is ...

... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be recollected that he did not change benches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Conservative camp, as lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain ...

... the whole time of which he was found to be an efficient business member, a ready and powerfa debater; a steady friend of the Whig party, and an able advocate of all its measures in the House. In 1840 Mr. Thomas Corwin was chosen Governor of the State of ...