... transpired through the medium of , p ir liainenlary proceedings last week—the organi/.ntion regular opposition on the part the Whigs Wellington A Iministration. W\s understand that meeting washeld at Dansl..wnc House onWedn’esday last, at which the foreign ...

... but the lull which portends new storm? And if so, of what elements is this storm to consist ? apprehend, however, that the Whigs are too prudent to indulge display of impotent wrath and that they have no intention of occupying their leisure—of which they ...

... into the office, and Lord Stanley duly installed President of the Board of Control. How Whigs Job away India. —All our reverses in the East are traceable to Whig misgovernment. Who will deny that the responsibility of the Affghan war, with its heavy disaster ...

... Secretary. 8 November lOtb, 1836. Conservative Claims Cut off by Whig Radicals w.«>8 Whig Radical Claims .••••••SI Cut oil by Conservatives 4 Conservative gain Whig Radicals dead gone since the last Registration Cooiervatiresjditto ...

... been put force, the appointment .Magistrates for toans, to create serious alarm account of the partiality which evinced: Whigs and Whig Radicals now predominated over Conservatives in Town Councils throughout the - country. The Noble Lord concluded by moving ...

... we exposed the Whig job Lord Palinerston'sgovernment. in appointing Mr. commissioner of bankruptcy Birmingham, when the remaining commissioners were more than sufficient to discharge the duties. But Mr. Kmnrar, Whig, was pal in the Whigs, enable h-m to ...

... Saebeverell, who of Puritan and Whig family, became a Tory and High Churchman. One sermon he preached before the Judges Derby Assizes, and the other he preached St. Paul’s Cathedral. In both he spoke against the Whig Government, and raised the cry of ...

... deportment of those in the area is described by the Whig “diabolic,” theyellswere “demoniacal.” Itwaaa “furious battle,” and Mr O’Donnell was “ evidently good deal surprised. Blood-stained faces, continues the Whig, were visible in the Home Rule corner, and ...

... presumption. His Dpinions are not the opinions o Lord Palmerston. His legislation wonld not be Lord Palm-rston's legislaiion. He is Whig of the Bedford school, with a reserve of Radicalism to fal back upon when the prospects of office are doubtful and his remarkable ...

... going on in the columns of the leading Liberrl journal on the subject of the “Conservative Reaction.” It was started by Whig. Whig described the many painful ways in which his corns liave been trodden upon by the present Prime Minister, and i expressed ...

... HENRY HUNT. Esq. late M.P. for Preston, and now Candidate for East merset, upon the HISTORY of tbe WHIGS, the WHIG REFORM BILL, and DOINGS of the PRESENT WHIG AD MINSTRATION. | T,( etB Admission to be had at the Bar the Market House-Seats at Is. each, and ...

... conversation unnatural ;o me.” Lord Houghton wrote in 1873: I heard Lord Melbourne say: Svdnev Smith has done more for the Whigs than U -he clergy put together, and our not making him a bishop was mere cowardice.’ George IV. died on the 26th of June. Ihe ...