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... TUE IMPENDING FALL OF TILE WHIG 31INNTRY. Os We.leesslny last a rumour flew on the wings of the telegraph througl t the leugth breii.lth of the Lind that the long-expected fall of the IVnig Ailinini-t rat' hail actually become ain titer of , fact, that ...
... LANDLORD AND TENANT—PAINFUL CASE. (From the Northern WhigJ Monday's Whig we gave report a case heard the other day at the Meath Assizes, in which the Earl of Mayo was plaintiff, and Miss Hemet Bentley was defendant. It was but a repetition of the old ...
... George Grey will retire, when | there mart be extensive. not fundamental, reotawteuctica the Ooveromont The of pu« Whig, worf.l th. «' the Whig party to the remaining portion the I Cabinet, and the probability to that a snccemloo weak Goverameate would eniue ...
... House of Sutherland with some six or eight of the great historic Whig families of England Whig attacking Whigs, or, to put the matter more iustly, ft Whig i> one rclljr attacking Whigs who have cast off all the principles that have ...
... order to preserve • (he u' delivered to rbe a. ii.ts,‘ and aiihougb the Whigs have given vi at sums to the enemas that faith for the puipose of undermining it, we have sustained the Whig,. We deplore the depopulation of country by bud laws, but altl.ough ...
... deepest subtilty, to pen 4n epistle better calculated to whom the Government deprive those organs describe as the “ malcontent Whigs” of every shadow of excuse for supporting the Cabinet, than that sped by the Member for Bir- mingham to a constituency tra ...
... inscrip- tion, but this’ is an improbable contingency. If a ministerial catastrophe is caused by the retirement of the two great Whigs of the p resent Cabinet, it would naturally fall to Mr. Gladstone to form a new ministry, but the formation of sach a minis ...
... be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconstruction of the government. The retirement of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet, and the probability is that a succession of weak governments ...
... possibility that the few Whig obstructives may defeat their purpose in the present parliament ; and it is clear that, should they succeed in doing so, total change and reconstruction of parties must ensue. Those of the Whigs, who may choose to follow ...
... sergouit fiftoen men been appotatod for special duty a on the JaU, At the request bis ExccUe&cy the Lord Lieutenant.—.VortAem Whig. bate Rev. Dr. Mostoomut.—The rdietof the Jtev. Henry Montgomery, D.D., has received A very kind letter from Russell, infomunu ...
... of fact, the Whigs of 1832 were in many important particulars less liberal than the Conservatives of this day. Even in the matter of Free Trade, for which the remnant of the old Whig party are so fend of taking credit, it was not a Whig Governupsets but ...
... Bill (•j .iii'-ii 01 ucli «lividcd lo theftte .f the Rd-.rin P.ill for Thel»*!»wf, however, would Kevin lo incline llte If Whig I'nr! may fairlv I •red 11.a-. who is the f vtmiDJter, ...