... manufacturing prosperity, and upon this they seem to us to be influenced by the narrowest and most superficial views. The great Whig party, to whom formerly the balance of power in Europe, and the defence of free countries, especially the small free states ...

... House of Commons are distinguished as Ministerialists and Opposition, which is a decided improvement on setting them down as Whig, Tory, Conservative, or Liberal, for all these distinctions have passed away, and the parties will need reconstruction on the ...

... of the course which the Whig Administration had determined to pursue. Consequently that Right Honorable Baronet was forthwith invested with power to form his Administration immediately after the first adverse vote against the Whig Government in August, ...

... Tory Statesman resisting the royal will upon a point celebrated in history for the struggles of Whigs against prerogative; and that of a (so called) Whig Ministry supporting and defending the Sovereign, resting their justification in part on a precedent ...

... Harrison ex Oficio in the presidency, never entirely belonged to the Whig party, although by retaining Webster as his Secretary of State he hoped to conciliate it. In these circumstances the Whigs have started Henry Clay for the next President; and the w hole ...

... Whip by a majority of 187 votes out of far more than 20,000 votes: it was the first signal evidence of the growth of Whig principles and Whig power, after possessing no influence in the country for a period of twenty years. This evidence became more manifest ...

... the characters of the old constitutional Whigs of England. We know that some of the most able and active members of the radical expectants of office are fierce in their denunciations of hostility to the Whigs if the new arrangements should exclude them ...

... far as the Bank Question is concerned, there does not appear to be any violation of the principle which was laid down by the Whig-Party, at Lord Althorp's, a! the basis of the policy, and the No. 195. ...

... doubt induced Mr. Ellice (who was a sort- of stage-manager for the .Whigs) to * force. the Rig 4 Hon. Baronet into Lord Grey's cabinet, agaipst the'remosstranose of the old family Whigs, who dislrusted, an .doubted Ahe • propriety of the appointment; although ...

... d etplanation of the causes of her Majesty's waning popularity. The Right Hon. gentleman, being a sound old constitutional Whig, would, we have rto doubt, submit d Mr and candid an explanation of the matter as was ptadticable, consistently with fidelity ...

... conduct will be so regulated as to accomplish this object; and, therefore, he is disposed to treat his accidental allies, the Whigs, with neglect or contempt, and to rely for support, vi hen the elections for President come forward, on the same party—the ...

... resignation of Sir R. Peel must consequently be taken as absolutely conclusive with regard to its immediate consequences; a Whig Government must at all events be formed, whether with or without the coalition of English and Irish Radicals and Repealers ...