... Hitherto all has been carried on letters. M. de Talleyrand refused, on the that, being connected bv his opinion with the Whigs and the Administration of Lord Orev, he would be placed in a false position accepting the post of Ambassador to Tory Cabinetthat ...

... he never would ; for not one of the Whig reforms upon which the Whigs turned him out had ever been carried attempted. They turned out Sir Robert Peel because refused to carry the Appropriation Clause, which the Whigs afterwards abandoned. Why was not Sir ...

... officially announced: viz.,— Objections taken by Whigs, 108; expunged, 03. Chums made by Whig,, ; attained 41 : 104— Objections taken Tories, expunged, 8. Claim* made Ol 'e*> sustained, 8: lfi.—Majority in the Whigs, this state of things the ories have proclaimed ...

... For this, nearly all the gentry and clergy of England, and respectable portion the commonalty, waged implacable war with the Whigs for ten long years. For this they defied the powers that he, and saw places, and titles, and bishoprics, and livings, and ail ...

... would unite forever with the Whigs. To those who abuse the Whigs (he continued) I put these questions:—Tell me who liberated the slaves ? The Whigs. Who led eight hundred thousand slaves into the temple of liberty The Whigs. (Cheers). Who abolished the ...

... —Youghall Howard Whig) retains his seat. Reading. —Palmer (a Whig) retains his seat. Evesham.—Borthwick Tory) unseated. Lord Alarms Hill (a Whig) seated. Carlow County.—Vigors and Yates (Whigs) rrtaiu their seats. Wai.sai.i.—Finch Whig) ...

... Devizes.— Whigs —J. Jas. Bodkin, Rd. Walker, C. D. O. Jephson. Doubtful—Sir R. A. Ferguson Londonderry). Torif.s—M. Parker,Lord Eastnor, I. N. Burroughes, .1. Bailey (Sudbury), Sir Walter James, Lord Teignmouth, and Sir J. Mordauut. Dundas Whig) unseated ...

... these, there were 743 Whig Radicals, and Conservatives. He had increased the total number to 1435; had not removed one magistrate of those whom he found already appointed : but he had so shaped his additions, that there were now 745 Whig Radicals, and only ...

... turning Whigs Were turn'd to the right-about. But when he call'd on Robert Peel, His talents to employ, His answer was. Young Englander, For me you 're not the boy. Oh, Robert Peel! Oh, Robert Peel! How could you setve me so? 1 've met with Whig rebuit's ...

... general ehction 1835, since which period his Lordship has retired from public affairs.—ln politics the late Marquess was a Whig, and for several years took rather an active part in the business of the House of Lords, advocating on all occasions the principles ...

... Elections—Hull—Not yet decided. Kinsale Borough.—3lahony(a Whig) unseated, Thomas Tory) seated. Wicklow County.—Howard & Grattan (Whigs) rotain their seats. Leicester Borough.—Eastliopeand Duckworth Whigs) retain their seats. Up to this date, the Wliigs gain ...

... Longford County.—ll. White and L. lute (both Whigs) retain their seats. Bhid«enokth. —Petition withdrawn. Mr. Tracy having (in compromise) accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Wli igs lose, ana Tories gain one. Belfast.— Whig—ltor Alfred Paget.— Tories— Rolleston ...