... MINISTERIAL PROSPECTS. The pressure from without” is redoubling on ilia Whigs. Their cabinet now stands upon the hiiwk precipice, from which there no retreat, and where one forward step brings instant ruin. Their position is admirably described the following ...

... portion Bathe’s pamphlet, entitled * I bought* the Causes the Present Discontents, written under Whig inspiration, and often referred unexceptionable Whig authorityfor was then connected with the Uockinghams and Portlands was devoted exposure the intrigue ...

... promoting might believe that the Whig party must be kept in office until it was settled; and finally, when it suited Whig tactics to press it, all would concur from mere weariness of the subject. In this state of affairs, the Whig dissentients are naturally ...

... will b* whan th* country haa b-eum* at'iafiid that the Whig* wani th* will or Ih* to proceed with Reform legislation Sam* Rudies'* and Whigs (!h* Examiner and the Courier, for •xampls), urge tha Whig Cabinal I* pros* this, that there may b* n«a*it of doubt ...

... the world. I can only ascrihe any support by Irish Catholics uf the Whig party to gr..es ignorance of the histot v of country, UT per.onal, selfish, and knavish motive IVhilst the Whigs had hesn in power, 1, it is well known, tearlessly denounced their ...

... existence of the Whig sagamores depend. Having stated that the Radicals were driving the Tories out of St. Panctas, was exulting at tho idea of speedy departure the Whigs from the locality, when he was interrupted hy aery of Let the Whigs Canada.” Whereupon ...

... elector* in places which have returned Conservative* 529,899 Total number of registered elector* in places which have returned Whigs 273.17 ft Conservative majority in the constituency of the United Kingdom 256,721 the Universities Oxford, Cambridge, and Dublin ...

... Hayter, Baq. This gentleman is Whig, and represents the borough of Wells in Parliament; been barrister in eatonaive practice at the English Chancery bar. Thus, then, the proportion of parties in this committal four Whigs three Tories. Xf» tre rtrj toon ...

... usual ; for though true it was that there were now Tories and Whigs--and, so far, the two periods were alike there was this difference between them, that not only then there were i Tories ami Whig*, but sections of Tories and | sections of \V bigs, which ...

... called them. These men sec that the Radicals in parliament had lost, by truckling to the Whigs during tho last session, the confidence of the mosses—they sec that from Whigs nought but fine promises ever have been or ever will be gained—and they sec farther ...

... the Whigs—the palace-pampered high prorogative Whigs—the Whigs who commissioned Lord. Albert Conyngham to denounce Mr. Bradshaw Canterbury—the Whigs who have let loose upon that gentleman the tongues anil tusks of their rabble press—nay, the ...

... the Hoiue, ought to explain what had happened to earn it for them since. The country wanted a strong Government, hot the Whigs admitted that they could not form one, and made it, merit that they constituted a middle party.— 1 Strong measures, of severity ...