... 1-dinburgh tievierv, the services to which Mr. O'CONNELL here alludes are very fairly appreciated. One of those men, whom the Whigs cannot prevent from voting occasionally with them, and injuring them by their friendship, and whose proper element would be ...

... after, his feelings were not of soacqiuiescenta character. Itwas in 1806,swhenhonfaillingto carry the Catholc Question, the Whigs' last hour as a ministry approached; and, as soon as substitutes could be provided, they expected their dismissal. It was looked ...