... power in , England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. r, The Daily Tclegraph objects that in the now e Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...

... Lancashire they had not lost in the country, for liberalism was stronger now than ever it was. Lord Derby said he had dished the whigs,* he ought to have added that lie had *' dished the tories too. The working men had not disgraced themselves, or sent any ...

... in Government. As the Observer says Mr. Gladstone's Government contains three . elements in it, viz., the Peelites, the Whigs, and the advanced Liberals. Most of the Liberal Governments since the repeal of the Corn-laws in 1846 have contained a ...

... “ mistake of failing to conciliate ordinary friends and supporters. dnrat almost be aworn that, following the precedent* of Whig-Radical and leech-like tenacity to office, there will never again be, that side, anything approaching to precipitate Resignation ...

... longer. A band played through the streets of the town several nonparty airs, and Roman Catholics, as the report in the Northern Whig states, joined in the proceedings. CAN A DEAD VOTILR. as PiRSONATED ?—This question came up in the Court of Queen's Bench, ...

... Government._ As the Observer says : Mr. Gladstone's Government contains - three elements in it, viz., the Peelites, the Whigs, and the advanced Liberals. Most of the Liberal Governments since' the repeal of the Corn-laws in 1846 have contained a ...

... wood. represents a politioiaoof the old school seated in chair reading the “Gaxsttecr, on which the words War, revolution. Whig,” ore prominent. Being evidently of defective eyesight, the old man has taken the candle from its socket, and whilst absorbed ...

... member of Parliament for the borough of Preston *.n. 1726, in opposition to Hr. Molyneux, who had represented the town in the Whig interest in the three Psrliaments 1696, 1698, and 1701, and who petitioned against Hr. Hesketh's return, alleging bribery and ...

... any other man in the house. -Gentlrinan's Afagazine. THE CONSERVATIVE PREMIER. —Mr. Disraeli is lever mote severe upon the Whig and Tory families who, at the disastrous epoch of 1688, completed the destruction of the free monarchy of England, than when ...

... hour-fifths of the whole representatnet of the kingdoms of Scoot- L o t 'lbis time, however, they sent Jena than 40, the great Whig f. lies having teamed severely su the English counties. l•s id r e su lt would lie a.n! isPxclut;v to U nt ie who hushu, to ...

... for the Belfast petition against the return of Mr. Thomas M'Clure, the Liberal member, have served notice upon the Northern Whig and other Belfast Liberal journals that application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas for an attachment against them ...

... Monsell, M.P. for Limerick County. No one could have been better selected. A Privy Councillor, onoe in the confidence of the Whigs, he had handled an importaDt office, and was honourably distinguished from the vulgar Membera of the Papal Band. He was not ...