... err impulse to Eurage whichi, I emoiq other things, turned tire Tories once novre out of ofic in EngRlad, and let'in tire Whigs tc carry the Re- i ?? Bill. Sir Robert !served iris party during the dic- bases on thit meosore by opeaking long and frequently ...

... y. In early life ie took an active part inl public questions, un- flinchingly maintaining his ground as an honest, siscere Whig. On the great questions of Catholic Emancipatien, Extinction of Slavery, the Repeal of the Test and Cor- poration acts, and ...

... impulse, interest, or power. In this capacity hie cam- ex manded a, respect more universal thass attaehed to bins Sul ais a Whig senator or a popular speaker: H-e filled wvith on considerable Success what would otherwise have been av almost a, void in ...

... that place to Earl S wnice'r, in F Decenmber, 1863. In politici it is tidltost urnecesesary to 1 say his (Qeaee was a stanch Whig. 'He wias highly in- censdd at the Papal aggressi&n, 'aid flb'tame vear his a Graco renounced the Roman Cdtfhollc fhlinh, and ...

... narration of his first connection with the Horough of Portsmouth, and distinctly states that he had no thanks to offer to the Whigs, who had nothing whatever to do with his selection, but that he was selected by the free will the electors. They had seen him ...