... public smpfeydt, it seems too bad thel this feather-bed, costing five thousand year, should kept for the repose eoase faded Whig, who will not faithful to hie party anises is paid for it. Privy Seal or Privy Seal is not question the first consequence. ...

... coalition, settled when the Cabinet was formed, is preserved the offer of the vacant scat to Lord Halifax, as representative of the Whig section. It evident that questions of policy will ariso ere long, in which difference of antecedents, if not of future tendencies ...

... complaints of the provincial newspapers to their treatment by the telegraphic department of the Post Office not cease. The Belfast Whig was obliged to to press yesterday without any report of the proceedings of the Houae of Commons—the only portion received up ...

... boast of the Liberal party to have detached England from what is called the Continental system, as it was the boast of the Whigs to have linked her with it. In regard, then, to the present war, as far as either belligerent is clearly and practically in ...

... Goyornment, sound historic precedent, and strong indiridua!- clairat have all been postponed to a necessity for con ciliating old Whigs which may reels hat it not tppanot the majority th»t mtaiu th. Pnatar*. p«>w«r. th. of Mr. fait. th. C.Mn.t . * eonomion’ th ...

... upon the formation of tho present Government that younger and newer lights were to guide tho new Administration. The ancient Whig planets which had ruled so many nj inctions of not fortuitous atoms woro supposed to bo banished from the new heaven. They ...

... with him. Sir John Trelawny next delivered home thrust at Sir George Grey, whose speech was, said, capital specimen of the 'Whig policy of expediency. The House then divided, and the second reading was negatived 140 to 62. The second reading of the Sunday ...

... sympathies and convictions of every intelligent Irishman, and amount to a national misfortune; whereas a defeat of tho Ultramontane-Whig-Radical candidates would, prospect of the intolerant demands of the Hierarchy, and as a comment tho doings of Union, prove ...

... but the House appeared to be reserving itself for the coming statement of Ur. Gladstone in answer to that unappreciated ez-Whig placeman, Sir W. Hutt, member for Gateshead. His question having been pat, tbs Premier said that it woe only Tuesday evening ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...