... dissent of other members of the Cabinet, with the determination come to by their chief, ended in tho general turn-out. The Whigs were called in, and failed. Sir Robert then made his appeal to enable Her Majesty to meet her Parliament, and touched ...

... England will conciliate or disarm the Uxofocos, war party, who are strongly in £r-.'onr of tiafie.'thc motto of the Americans Whigs being Peace and protection. There is town in England where the inhabitants would s*3Fer ally by a wer with America Birmingham ...

... his word, no longer > th ' Uld *hich sustained his ministry. At '' true, M. Guizot having laboured 4 un ...

... that county in the event of a dissolution. Latterly the repealers hare neglected the registries in Mayo; and the two great Whig families in the county, the Marquis of Lord Dillon hare paid particular attention to the registration their tenants. these ...

... have been violent but the resistance in favour of peace has shown itself strong. The Democrats of the South, as well as the Whigs of the Xorth, are averse to extremes. Qi'ixcv Adams's outburst is an exception, prompted by the parental affection of that ...

... Wolverhampton.—Birminqham Journal. Wigtown.shire.—(From the Witness). —Mr. Dalrymple, - the present member for the county, is a Whig and Free ' trader. He supported Mr. Maule in his gallant struggle to avert the disruption of the church, and to obtain redress ...

... the house will not admit of a moment's control They will pass the twelve month,' notice l>v a majority, and combination of whigs, dem.*™! litionists, Northern men and Southern men tariff tarittites, sub and anti-sub-trcasurv men, bankers and™!*' bankers— ...

... change ; but when he stated his intention, three only of his colleagues were found to stick by him. He then resigned office. he Whigs came in, but they could not agree among themselves. Sir Robert Peel came back to office, and though at first he had only three ...

... government. [A voice from the hustings: The Whigs can't form one.] No, because these protectionists would vote for Sir R. Peel, although he proposed the very measure they were condemning, rather than for a Whig. He would entreat the landowners to consider ...

... of his former views on Education warring on Democracy. He repeated it. It thwarted the ways of Providence, and made men Whigs. (Shouts of laughter.) The rhymes of the Hartford convention times referred to the Jefferson gun-boat scheme— Gun boat number ...

... remarked by the excellent Mr. Chipman (of the House Representatives at Washington), thwarts the ways Providence and makes men Whigs, must of itself have secured that. But it is not so. The existing Bucolic World is full of Squire Westerns. Day by day, they ...

... not all the efforts of the biggest stag in all their parks will ever get it up again. (Laughter.) However, tha revolutionary Whigs were then got rid of; but in the meanwhile the youthful League had sprouted up—(hear, hear) ; —but they did not mind that, ...