... memoir. e was 1784. He was connected by ties with some of the Whig tes, and more direct} with their powerful and distingu ished pe itical associate, Mr. bam. When the Reform Bill bore t Whigs into oftice, Lord Auckland came io for his reward. In the first ...

... ten persons, including the which was “had ane a boat had been there, the whole of the crew would have been saved. Northern Whig states that an unfortunate pauper fell head foremost into the large boiler of Skibbe- scalded to death. reen workhouse, in ...

... conferred as mouth. But even in‘ this instance the office has not been reward of izanship. Sir F. Baring, it ce: is true, is a Whig, and erstwhile filled the office of n- of uer, a which in the last cast of characters was given to Sir Charles Wood, since ...

... with the more as it rebuts the charge of domestic influence 4nuy connections sometimes wernment, [ t is the misfortune of the Whigs, as rength glory, that } adherence to the same political their leading houses inte near ay ¥ connection ; but Lord John Russell ...

... and Lower Mills.” Tods % my ee al DAY, in the and that t to make y tothe some kind amongst all toa 6 of Conservative aid; the Whig counties are threatened or Manchester; a real ning. and the est Riding electio sand the latter chafe under | icals were there ...

... stout an extent » who containi ing ve bona unsaitec have exiated onderthe ala ion of was, we believe, for years yattery of the Whig bill of 1834, bat it will be seen | on the extracts that our thoughtful conte bers to now sees its defects very clearly :— ...

... upon it that he would succeed in reducing the expend: ) In estimates were | 4,000,000/. (A voice— That was in the time of the Whigs.”) He would not ‘ory were exact} , the came into left office in 1846, to 16, this, a fact might be mentioned risen from 14 ...

... descending to personal ‘interest, private Wis tas cates pone actuates the Rights Committee, which is consist of nearly an ber of Whigs, and seem as each party do not anticipate independent” freemen’ near enough at hand for them to respond to the “ Feb. 7, 1849 ...

... « Robert Peel from office three ago for p a “ Protection to Life Bill,” was known had virtually failed ; and since th the Whigs have been talking ly * ng that ” while Joba Built ; for a relief of pauperism. Anothe has commenced, and the game is renewed ...

... of Parliament; bring forward mot ty, the it; atteck it m newspapers ; | but if of it out of doors steve thet e hase vatural Whigs who bel! ern the country, and @ cor number of self- partisans, ft has none Ministry of infinite feebleness, ing too tion of ...

... it is spreading Se i left at The graad jery of Wicklow have ¢ Satur- it in Meath » Con t by an Dungannon, and Doblin. The Whigs. mea int hear ‘sigued the petition on its betiaif. No — ee Fe eee ‘hen he itself. Ulster is all bis rate io Une of the Presbyterian ...

... there is consequently a division in the Prote camp. A divided party is werless in action © great division has already ept the Whigs ir for several years; and anless the landown: farmers can agree upon some tangible measur Single John will assuredly stay where ...