... CHAIRMAN, in proposing the next toast, quoted an extract from one of Mr. Brooke's letters, in which he said, I hear that the Whigs are coming into power, and, therefore, we may hope ; and alluded to the aid so promptly given by the present Government in ...

... CHAIRMAN, in proposing the next toast, quoted an extract from one of Mr. Brooke's letters, in which he said, I hear that the Whigs are coming into power, and, therefore, we may hope ; and alluded to the aid so promptly given by the present Government in ...

... Treasury until March in each year. At a Whig meeting held at Richmond, Virginia, it was resolved to put General Taylor in nomination for the Presidency. This makes altogether four or five states in which either the Whigs or the Democrats have organised state ...

... Treasury until March in each year. At a Whig meeting held at Richmond, Virginia, it was resolved to put General Taylor in nomination fur the Presidency. This makes altogether four or five states in which either the Whigs or the Democrats have organized state ...

... party, and who, on their subsequent accession to power, was appointed to the highest post is the Government. The fault of the Whigs was that of omission ; FRENCH PLAYS.—ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. John Mitchell, 33, Old Bond-street. Last Night but Two ...

... Parliament for the city of Durham in Sheriff in 1842. Mr. and served the o ffi ce of High but never took any Sh afto was a Whig in politics, He was an excellent verylandlord, active part in public affairs. in all the relations of life and was highly esteemed ...

... was returned to Parliament for the city of Durham in 1804, and served the office of High Sheriff in 1842. Mr. Shafto was a Whig in politics, but never took any very active part in public affairs. He was an excellent landlord, and was highly esteemed in ...

... misinformed, but he might takett iatotunity of sayi ng th a t t h ey h a d not th e same facilities of refererce to the register Whig Learned Friends had. When the statute said that confirmation must tak e pl ace w i t hi n t wenty days,* it i nferred that ...

... contradict their will. To gain his point he must needs prove Adam Smith a dreamer, and the multiplication-tat le a snare. The Whigs, the Radicals, the Peelites, far out-numbered his little phalanx, nor was there hope in 'an election. Every ship, as it arrived ...

... the same An MEmBER presented a petition from War- were respectively paid and received. Lord, though his connexion with the Whigs was - • x. s. d. d. wick against the Bill,e Motion agreed to. but recent, came in for a share of their popularity, Hungerford ...

... Noble Lord in defence or vindication of the just demands of Russia upon Turkey. The Noble Lord, though his connexion with the Whigs was but recent, came in for a share of their popularity, and the people believed that he would not sacrifice the interests ...

... aggrevated agonies of a great people, and the unnatural depopulation of the empire. The Health of Towns' Bill is neither a Whig Bill, nor a Tory. Bill ; its adoption is not the aspiration exclusively of Liberal or Conservative. Lord LINCOLN advocated ...