... by the Pacification of Amiens, extended over a period of twenty-five terrible and bloody years. Under the auspices of the Whigs, England and Europe are enabled to pass over the perils ' of such an epoch of revolutions as 1848 without being involved in ...

... by the Pacification of Amiens, extended over a period of twenty-five terrible and bloody' years. Under the auspices of the Whigs, England and Europe are enabled to pass over the perils of such an epoch of revolutions as 1848 without being involved in another ...

... four months, Sir ROBERT PEEL having by that time ret irned to England from the Italian peninsula. On the restoration of the Whigs to the powers of Government, Lord AUCKLAND was, to the astonishment of almost every man in the United Kingdom, removed from ...

... inherited his father's peerage, In 1830, when the late Earl Grey took office, Lord Auckland, as one of the leading members of the Whig party, was offered the appointment of President of the Board of Trade and Master of the Mint, with a seat in the Cabinet, and ...

... of the two contending factions. The latter, says he, sat with the Tories, but frequently spoke for the Whigs ; the former sat with the Whigs, but spoke frequently for the Tories. Both, then young, were listened to with great :attention, and held a ...

... of the two contending factions. The latter, says he, sat with the Tories, but frequently spoke for the Whigs ; the former sat with the Whigs, but spoke frequently for the Tories. Both, then young, were listened to with great :attention, and held a ...

... State for the Home Department. We give the above as mere rumours of the day. To replace such a man as Lord Auckland from the Whig ranks, without taking a Minister away from any other important post, is a task of the greatest difficulty. Mr. !daring, it ...

... State for the Home Department. We give the above as mere rumours of the day. To replace such a man as Lord Auckland from the Whig ranks, without taking a Minister away from any other important post, is a task of the greatest difficulty. Mr. Baring, it will ...

... given some attention to the details of the navy, and it will scarcely be forgotten that Sir Charles Wood was one of the best Whig Secretaries of the Admiralty that ever undertook the heavy responsibilities inseparable from the eludes of that most important ...

... given some attention to the details of the navy, and it will scarcely be forgotten that Sir Charles Wood was one of the best Whig Secretaries of the Admiralty that ever undertook the heavy responsibilities inseparable from the duties of that most important ...

... d an :island as this is can sustain so enormous: a deficiency. Instead of the resumption of cultivation prophesied by the Whigs, we have experienced a further abandonment of estates—and who can wonder at this circumstance, when sugar is at 13s. the hundred ...

... an Lisland as this is can sustain so enormous '.a deficiency. Instead of the resumption of cultivation prophesied by the Whigs, we have experienced a further abandonment of estates—and who can wonder at this circumstance, when sugar is at 13s. the hundred ...