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... The Whig Secretary of Presentations. . The following letter to the Editor of the Ccambrideyc c Chronicle has been sent to us for pubfication -- e S1n,-I have observed in the CaWnb) i(10e C/ironlec and other papers some remarks about the appointnient of ...
... THE INFANT PRODIGY-.THE WFHIG SURP'LUS, Miy nanie is Surplus. On the various Bills Mly iaiter something doek'd-a frugal Whig, Whose constant care was to increase his store, And keep his overplus, myself, in hand; But I had heatrd of squadrons, and I longed ...
... since the Reform Bill came into operation, been the hands of the Whigs and Radicals; but it has now returned a good Conservative and Protectionist. The ”at was vacated by the resignation of Mr. Blewitt, and was contested Mr. Lindsay the Free-lrade, and ...
... hia turn. Lord Glenelg, Whig, should have obtained that office. He was man of ability, and rendered good aervico the Melbourne administration. But Lord Lovat bad intercut in high quarters, and the power with which waa invested now appears in one of the ...
... Sheridan was. very applicable to these Whig* (a.laugh). A Scotchman once came to Sheridan with a largo folio of tragedies ask his opinion, when, on looking them over, Sheridan said ho did not think his talent lay in tragedy. Sandy went away and camo back ...
... THE UNIVERSITIES. and influence of the Whig party will be of immense ad- sixteen mil oh, making twenty-eight, which gave _ vantage uvercoming that hoetility with fax aafer prea- of forty-one miles, winch would open bv Ladv-a** following rel . onSitwl ...
... Btokotosaii.—Hairy Venrer, Claydoo How, Winslow, Bucks, baa offered bimaelf as candidate foe this borough Whig principles. Sir Harry represented the borough when it was first opened by the Reform of 1832, and continued in that position till his in 1841 ...
... freely and prematurely. So it comes to pass that worthy Mrs. Harris's laudable zeal for the Church, and pardonable antipathy to Whigs liave hurried her into bruiting about a story, which turns out to untrue ; that Lord Palmerston had stopped tho Queen's Letters ...
... support of this omnium gatherum Cabinet. But they never will forgive the Whigs for the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill,’ and although Sir J. Graham and Mr. Gladstone steered clear of this Whig blunder, and for the sake of the prospective support of the Irish Papacy ...
... from the public balls of the Whig party. The third party are Radicals, who will advocate the measures they think proper for the public interest, without any attention to tho pleasure or displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. These la*l members are ...
... sir j ainc Graare f Rtbuck and Mr. Gladstone ham. Mr. Cobden, Mr. KoebucK, heaven Th ...
... papers ■ay it confidently affirmed that Mr. Macaulay has aban* doned his intention take his seat for Edinburgh, and that the Whigs have resolved to start Mr. Horcraan his room, soon a vacancy declared. ...