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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The following traregraph is taken from the Globe of Satnr. day, the accredited organ of the Whigs As considerable misapprehension appears to esist regard. big Lord John Russell's position in the present government, and as it has even ...
... it became manifest that the great Whig party had, for all pre:tit-al purposes, been destroyed. Under the pressure of inevitable necessity, the leadership of th.tt pony had been confided to Lord `?almerston. Other Whig chiefs had been actuated by &respect ...
... one out of the Conservatives and that large section of the Whigs which owns no principle, or only the Vicar of Bray's. Lord John just wants to steal a march and play one of his miserable Whig tricks on Mr. Disraeli and the Conservatives. Another thing ...
... while the walls were manned by the Liberals, then called Whigs. We have reminded the Orangemen of Mr. Disr ieli's declaration that the Orange ruffians of Ulster are the represents-. tives of the Whigs of 1688. We have remit' led them of Lord Derby's Liverpool ...
... GOOD BYE TO THE WHIGS. There is something extremely edifying in the complete rout of the Whigs on the Irish hustings, It has been a Sicilian Vespers in which neither youth nor age was spared. One does not know where to look for a Whig at present. Lord ...
... connected with the FelllAll conspiracy. tie was lodged in the police office, and will probably be committed to jail—Northers Whig. ...
... there is a strong party in his ministry who are thoroughly opposed to it. It is dear, thereiore, that the question whether the Whig cabinet are to concede the ballot or not, depends entirely on the people themselves. If it is to be wrung from to the hostile ...
... contingent will be considerably increased. It is *comely ne y to say that calculations pet forward by the English ultramontane Whig journels am altogether incorrect. They void of, imitt'. being based on • false lion of the I parties. Tt , eto are no Forestratlers ...
... her confine/tent aria be conaiderahly i 4 It in ornreely nerestati to ray that the ostentation.' forward hr the Ettgliob so Whig josstnnit are alsog•ther Inentrect. •..Irl being o n a Nino O;on of the ttttt TS fie are no ln oleo-pt. whip*. Mr. rob.l.n ...
... the rights of the several states and of the individual man. There was this apparently singular inconsistency, that %bile the Whigs or Republicans were for enslaving the poor whites, many of them spoke agsinst the slavery of the blacks ; and while the Democrats ...
... man who was neither Whig nor Tory; and who would preserve the freedom of election, lie bored that they would select, with such • man, an honest tenant leaguer ; and thst Mr. Macmshon would have fur his colleague a man who was not a Whig. The room was then ...
... members for Carlow and Athlone hung loosely on the skirts of party. Sat Heir professed to be a Liberal, but he attacked the Whig Cabinet, while he affected to despise the agitators of the Roman Catholic ermine:inn. Though both appeared to vacillate about ...