... a statesman at the head of affairs—it is indifferent to our present argument whether he Conservative or I Radical, Tory or Whig—who has no knowledge or power of the art of political management. for the excellence of his ends, we have nothing to say against ...

... prevented the necessity of doing it, but which were always found impossible long as they had a chance being effective. Old Whigs may about in private, shaking their heads and looking unutterablethings; but if they were willing to join the Conservatives ...

... introduced series measures, which, whatever their merits, have alienated largo and important classes. It reminds us of the doomed Whig Government the last generation rather than that the strongest Government in our time. Tho Budget, ns might be expected, has ...

... statesmen. But the defence to be made would probably coincide with Lord Russell’s plea for Mr. Cardwell. am sony,” writes the Whig veteran, see the personal attacks that have been made upon Mr. Cardwell. He was put into office to retrench, and he has retrenched ...

... First Lord is cruising westward in search of health, the ablest of his colleagues is banished from his post, while a veteran Whig Peer is hovering round the familiar promises Whitehall, and waiting to called in. If there should be any foundation for these ...

... fear from the vote on Sir R. Collie?. appointment than from Mr. Pawed?. three. tuned motion about Trinity College. Liberal, Whig, or Enlical, how is an independent member to go and vote that This House does not regret the colourable evasion of law involved ...

... aaaaalt bcary baation of Saxon intoleranco wo mod bay# apiaa in the anamy’a fortran, and for tbia wo aond in «o many numbara to Whig party. Than aoora of man who will aid by their who would notriak bona in onr eanaa. Xheira aort anbarata patriotiam; bnt it ...

... the breaking through the declaration of Paris by Russia, he stigmatised the hasty as an accursed inheritance left by a weak Whig states. man to his country. The bon. gentleman then pointed out what would have been done by a Conservative Government, and ...

... ry friends was the cherished wish of Lis heart, is within the reach of many, they decline to accept an advantage which the Whig Ministry were led to lwlieve would not only tranquilise Ireland, but secure for themselves its political support. It is now ...

... will well to offer to it » determined resistance. doubt there are cases in which the Ballot might expected to work well. Greet Whig landlords are proverbially more stringent in exacting political allegiance from their tenantry than Tories. The Ballot might ...

... many electors from tha Liberal ranks. new defensive combination is in insensible course of gestation, that will draw together Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and Conservative-Liberal against the common enemy of the Constitution and the disciples ...

... indignation on the part of Ministers Will it sling them into resignation or not We believe that nothing will cause a Liberal Whig Ministry to resign, so long as it can hold on to oflice, though forced to eat its own measures, as ordinary diet.” The Daily ...