... at least, has borne himself always with conspicuous wisdom, magnanimity, and patriotism. It is not of the Constitutional Whigs that we have any fear upon this question of the colonies. They have always vied with their historical opponents in maintaining ...

... The Soir endeavouri to appreciate the effect of the circular on foreign nations, and thus writes of England Does this unhappy Whig Cabinet, which thought could assure the peace of the world and the prosperity of commerce by tearing us to destroyed by Prussia ...

... Lower House at the appointment of I/ord Halifax to the post of Lord Privy Seal. Lord Halifax was member or every obstructive Whig Administration, which opposed'tire Corn Laws and upheld finality ’ in politics. He never showed the least sympathy with popular ...

... the sentiments, not only of the Tory leaders, but of two-thirds of the people of this country, who are neither Tories nor Whigs, we shall be happy if M.P.” will assist us to more correct knowledge of them. But failing such improved knowledge, we believe ...

... those who follow him, with .the true instinct of Whigs and Peelites, acted in direct contradiction to their consciences and opinions in order to keep their party in power. This habitual practice of Whigs promoting measures in public which they hate and ...

... expenditure of £3,000,000, while in the year held to execration as peculiarly extravagant, and by comparison with which the Whigs seek to make out claim especial credit, 33,400 tons were built for £3,440,000; that to say, half much result again beyond that ...

... held for the election of synodsmen. Mr. D’Arcy Irvine has armed himself and all his household. Ho will by-and-by, the Belfast Whig presumes, entrench himself in his castle ; but for the present ho calls upon his tenantry to help in his defence. Some of those ...

... tfifti came into office when there was lax Ancp tice in such matters, and paid £9,000 {Sr frill appointment to the brother of Whig-Radical Chancellor—then it suddenly strikes the vemment that the rights the Grown are identical with those of the people. “Wheb ...

... 12th of July, and has signified his intention of abandoning some of its provisions; but enough remains show the animus of tho Whig Government, and its intention of interrupting the commemoration of events so intimately connected with the national triumph ...

... indicated some who fear the growth of dissension the Education Bill. Many influential members, however, of the Liberal party, both Whigs and Radicals, withhold their signatures on the gtound that it is likely to be converted into mischievous precedent.” Mr. Edmund ...

... sad episode being that Lord Spencer was “ sent home melancholy,” because, contrary to expectation and the assurances of the Whigs, nominees were sent about their business by the Northampton electors. Geoige Stepney’s correspondence among the Macclesfield ...

... Cabinet and sent to England. Mb. Brand has been interposing between the dissident Liberals at Norwich, and a result Mr. Warner (Whig) is said to have resigned, leaving Mr. Tillett (the Radical candidate) in the field against Mr. Huddleston, concerning whose ...