... to his pledges, resigned office, and advised the Queen to send for Mr Gladstone, the natural result being the formation of a Whig-Radical Government, which, though undoubtedly strong, is much weaker than its Conservative predecessor. Mr Gladstone is pledged ...

... assassinate him. Belfast Election. —The Court of Common Pleas has delivered judgment in the attachment motions against the Northern Whig, Northern Star, end Ulster Examiner, three Belfast newspapers. No rale on the motions, and costs on either side. (REUTERS TELEGRAMS ...

... the separation of the Church from the State, a union hallowed by thousand years, seems to be the only question which the Whigs and Radicals are capable of discussing. Time was, when Christianity guided the State ; now, the State is determined to rule ...

... general re-adjustment, we must say that the case of a Whig nobleman is more suspicious than that of a Conservative workingman. The Conservative working man, when he is twitted with his principles by Whig baronet, let us say, and told that he must be either ...

... rights of property, is naturally a Tory ; one that has something to gain and something to lose in the scramble, is naturally a Whig; whereas, he that has nothing to lose and all to gain, is naturally a Radical. Hence, it is argued that a man who has no property ...

... or moral culture of the labouring classes has been under consideration. But what can society do against the inertness of a Whig Government— of a Government that has shown more interest in providing a pauper home at the expense of the ratepayer, for the ...

... foremost initiators and champions of a policy ‘‘truly Liberal.” Even Daniel O’Connell left it on historic record that the Whigs—with their three alliterative were but imitation and pinchbeck Liberals, while they were the real authors of Ireland’s barbarous ...

... united and active party, and occasionally achieve a great political work, in spite of the prophesies and the labours of the Whig Radicals, and those beneath them in the political strata. —Leicestershire Journal. The Boston Cultivator has known cider to ...

... Renfrewshire.” This unfortunate county says Why should I have the Home Secretary thrust upon meP What have I done that the great Whig lords cannot send one of their nominees to the rightabout, and make room for Mr Bruce in their pocket boroughs of Wilton, Caine ...

... different light. I do not think the House Peers Need be abolished yet; In fact, as I advance in years. Less Radical I get. The Whigs, you know, have ever been High Tories while in power; The Speaker’s left has always seen Them Chartists in hour. So while I’m ...

... when he warned Ernest of the folly of helping the Whigs, after specJ l his life in exposing and denouncing the crU el S and villany of thlt party, lls.” Under the head of Expenses incurred through Whig viol« and brutality,” appear the following item 3 ...

... Jtr?is expressed doubts whether, under present circumstances, the Conservatives were justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig pa-, ty. Speaking of the happy progress of democracy a Parisian journal says that in olden times it was only the ladies of ...