... though two sessions were consumed in passing measures affecting her interests. As for foreign affairs the veteran leader of the Whigs, Lord Russell, was left to sound the alarm trumpet, and demand that men should be enrolled for the defence of the country. ...

... whether from want of personal sympathy 14 ith a large number of his sunorters, or from the necessity forced upon him by powerful Whig families, contemplates a change in the direction of his policy, which will bring him into closer harmony with those who sit ...

... at the same time for the dignity of Great Britain, than this hybrid Ministry—the issue of an alliance between doctrinaire Whigs and the Manchester school, with which politics novor risen above tho interests of the shop.” The Guardians of the united parishes ...

... Ireland for his attachment to popular principles, and his appointment will ail'ord universal satis- faction. The N>.)t/,cru Whig gives the following account of a narrow escape of Lord Lurgan : — On the afternoon of Friday, the 30th ult., Lord L-USftL ...

... parties, we do not presume to conjecture. But we take for granted that the present Administration is the last in which the Whig element, will have a predominant influence. If it can keep us clear from war, no doubt great allowances will be ma le for it ...

... hawking himself up and down tho country upon the speculation of getting returned for a pockot borough by the favour of some Whig nominee. Greenwich was not exactly the constituency to offer peculiar at- tractions to the austere statesman who had sat for ...

... on looking to foreign affairs, we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... side. Beyond the wetting immersion, and the shock to the nervous system, Lord Lurgan has not ustained any injury. —Northern Whig. Caution. —Mr Charles Bush, having been informed that ets have been made his name at recent race meetings, to announce that ...

... which have happened on the Continent. The shadow of the. Liberal Sedan looms ominously in the not remote distance. What with Whig discontent and Radical rebellion the party is sadly out of joint. Foreign affairs, so fatal to many Liberal Ministries, are ...

... complicity with Mazuser is regarded with aversion by the aristocratic I whigs in the Cabinet, we cannot say, but clearly there has been a hitch some. and the decision in favour of Whig or RsAies l is, it is alleged, to be postponed, like the Government's ...

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... appear in the journals to-morrow they could not certainly say it was a packed meeting. He did not know that they had any old Whigs present, but they had Conservatives, Liberals, Radicals, Republicans.—(Cheers.) He rather thought there were a few Red Rep ...