... the Conservative party was never co strong aa in the summer of 1845. Their majority was triumphant and overwhelming ; the Whigs were so feeble that they scarcely deserved to be called an Opposition, and the Ministers were, in oratorical power and adm ...

... examina- tion of the figures will show that this is so. The number of Liberal and Whig members in the present House of Commons is 333. Deducting 55, as being the number of Whigs, the number of Liberal votes for the support of the Irish Govern- ment Bill is ...

... life his opinions were, we believe, considerably modified, and he may be said to have belonged for several years to the old Whig school. He was elected member of the first Town Council under the Municipal Corporations Act in 1835, and continued to represent ...

... time endeavouring to retain the support of tbe Whigs. In this case be wiU Hirely be disappointed. The advanced section and the Irish Liberals combined have taken then* stand on the three F's, and the Whigs appear to be ?? determined that they wiU not concede ...

... Administration and he held the Whig-Radical maj 9 rity in the House of Commens at bay until he could constitutionally appeal to the people. And what was tbe result ? Why the people responded to that appeal, and the Whig'- Radical majority in the House ...

... Riainc oi Yorkshire, and maintained that Earl Grey's bistorv plainly demonstrated that he had no right to speai on behalf of the Whig party. Sclthounk Lotion.— An external remedy for Skin Diseases. — The most inveterate obstinate Eruptions a> ! Pimples are ...

... remains of Jijstice Thesiger. '•' Here Dr. Forrest was assisted in the remaining portion of the burial service hy the Bey. L. Whig-ham, vicar of Hordle, in which parish the deceased bad an estate, and where tiie last public act of his was the distribution ...

... COMPOSITION OF H— CABINET. On the assembling of the new Parliament, a vote of want of confidence in the already discredited Whig Ministry was carried in both Houses, and Sir Robert Peel was called upon to form a Cabinet. Lord Lynd- hurst, then at the zenith ...

... adopted by tbe Cabinet, and went oa to observe : Should the Cabinet adhere to what Lord Randolph Churchill calls the ' old Whig dodges,' there will have to be a great massacre somewhere, either of men or of their principles. And yesterday also the St ...

... of the last relics of Whig domination, and to de- cline any rapprochement with Mr. Chamberlain. They intend that the Liberal party of tbe future shall be Radical to the backbone — Socialist if yon wil), but not led by the Whigs or tbe ?? aristocratic ...

... Greenwich are the talk of to-day. Mr. Chamberlain, as everyone expected he would, avenged himself for the defection of the Whigs, bnt he haa overdone it. In place of arousing enthu- siasm he has alarmed the moderate wing of the party Their worst fean are ...

... more live to find out. The tone of the Prime Minister's speech last night has had an irritating effect on the Whigs, aad especi- ally on the Whig Peers, and I should not be surprised if it costs him a few votes in the House of Lords . The number of promisee ...