... demise of that truly amiable and English-hearted Queen, Anne, his Royal Mistress, Sir Christopher was, by the intrigues of a Whig faction, deprived of all his honours and employment, when a creature of that faction was thrust into the situation, who soon ...

... representation of Westminster to supply the vacancy occasioned by the death of Sir Samuel Romilly, and in which Mr. Lamb and the Whig party proved victorious, must be still fresh in the recollection of many of our readers. The literary acquirements of Mr. Lamb ...

... 000) was presented to hirn,and he declared himself a candidate. The Radicals, who at the last election co-operated with the Whigs, and thus enabled them to defeat Mr. Sadler, have, however, paired off, and seem determined to think end act for themselves ...

... themselves pretty confident of success; but the general opinion seems to be that Mr. EiaOler must come in, the attempt of the Whigs to detach . a section of the Radicals from the support of Mr. Sadler having, in a great measure, railed. Of course it is Est ...

... Five per Cents, 94i) is a very good assurance of the contrary, It is quite amusing to witness the courtly style in which the Whig Press speaks of the close boroughs, with which, notwithstanding the passing of the Reform Act, the popular branch of the L ...

... of taxation worked with so high a pressure since the assessed taxes were first laid upon the country as it has been by the Whig Ministers, who denounced and voted against those taxes, when in the cold latitudes of opposition they sighed for the sunshine ...

... serving that he came not there as the nominee of any particuto the principles upon which the new book was to be go- lar party Whig ' Tory , or Radical but that a happ y combination of all had placed him in the position which he then ocverned, he felt confident ...

... THE MORNING HERALD , FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 sistent, stanch, constitutional, and uncompromising Whig. He is far the best of the Ponsonbys, and in political firmness and integrity infinitely above all the Greys. TIPPERARY. — The following advertisement appears ...

... FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 • SPAIN. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. IRELAND. ---0.--- sistent, stanch, constitutional, and uncompromising Whig. He is far the best of the Ponsonbys, and in politi- MUNICIPAL COMM I SSI ON-TuustE5DAY. ---.0.--- 1 i . .- --- • (FROM OUR ...

... others are for solid pudding, which, I take it,is a legitimate object of all Parliamentary ambition. In the mean time the Whigs and the Conservatives will heartily co-operate to return Mr. Ponsonby. He is much and deservedly respected. Even during the ...

... savings banks. If we could credit this, we should say that it is in perfect keeping with the financial arrangements of the Whigs. Some go so far as to say the Government broker commenced his operations to-day. This operation will, we believe, require about ...

... that I feel more pride in being' thus defeated in our honest effort to liberate this newly-created nomination borough from Whig thraldom. than I should have experienced in the most signal triumph purchased at the price of your Independence.—l have the ...