... over ‘the nice arrangement may of epithets applicable to the several Gevercments which ave have thus failed. One was pure’ Whig, another d to, jone| was Coalition, the third the fourth tbat | (Lord Palmerston’s) a mo derate Liberal Government, the (Earl ...

... terribly irate at the cool treatment he is receiving from the House, and at the evident intention of Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs to fight shy of his alliance. So he indites telegrams and letters to Radical Associations, describing the Governments proposal ...

... Sir Jamea 1 fhaerson Tennent, may not improbably again see* in Parliament “as member for Belfast arrangement The Northern Whig, which roppUes Ibis information, that in the projected readjustment of the Board J “it ia contemplated to have representative ...

... hale man with several intelligent children. Old Martin dwd tranquilly, at the fireside, if wero falling asleep.— Northern Whig. SuccEfeS'un TJnbeaching of the Great Eastern. The Great Eust-rn was safely, on Thursday, removed from the gridiron in the ...

... Colonel Adair 2,135 ; majority, 371. Colonel Adair is an amiable and accomplished man, whose family have been long steadfast to Whig principles, and who has devoted great time and trouble to local affairs, more especially to the organisation and discipline ...

... sentiment, Best and be thankful, proceeded not from a Conservative, but from the Jlate Premier, the Liberal, top-sawyer, the Whig foreign muddler. Lord Stanley had said that everybody, as far as he knew, desired : that the best of the working classes might ...

... Liberal principles. He happened lately to come across one of these unfledged Liberals decending from a very old and official Whig stock, who ran last summer into rather wild courses, and said he thought the proposed Reform meeting in Hyde-park to have been ...

... was iiord John Russell and sat m the Commons’ House. The contrast, perhaps, was not so strange as it was striking. True, the Whig chief is seven years older than his rival; but while the last had been hard at work during the recess, the first had been taking ...

... otherwise there was little recognition of the old popular leaders or party cries ; and the only banner which bore the name of the Whigs coupled them with that of the 'dirty conspirators against Reform.' On the other hand, there was something eminently English ...

... Lefevre(W.), 1,111; James W. Scott (W.), 1,082; Marquis of (C.), 723 ; Walter Long (C.), 701’’—the letters W. and C. standing for Whig and Conservative. Mr. lh P. Long def-nds his father forebanging his political porty in 183 D. says that Mr. Walter Long was ...

... to a crisis they go to some court of law, a committee of the Privy Council, or somewhere else, and a number of judges with whigs on—(langhter)—decide what is, or is not, orthodox iv the Church of England. I am glad to see zeal in the Church of England ...

... irresistible reason, that all parties in the state had attempted to deal with it and failed. In the year 1852 there was a pure Whig Government headed by Lord John Russell, who dealt with this subj.-ct and failed. In the year 1554 there was a Coalition Government ...