... policy that has been pursued by this country in the year 1848-9—a foreign policy which, in justice to the great Whig party and the Whig Minister, is not theirs, but is that of Lord Palmerston alone—a policy which by contemptible negotiations, abandoning ...

... to us; Ireland is the greatest difficulty of England—and whatever the disagreements might be as to the policy of statesmen, whigs, tories, or radicals, there should be none as to the imperative duty of Protestants to root out that curse of the country, ...

... of Glasgow University, and in 1828 he became Dean of the Faculty of Advocates of Scotland. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Broughan to the Chancellorship, Mr. Jeffrey became Lord Advocate of Scotland, and took his place in the ...

... the matter. About the ag ement of his proforward his challenge of excellence *Je of pcrtyto his brother the country ; they Whig noblemen at a renowned £««nc rf tfae dependent were'the elite, *° f T members of the party. They co efflciency 0 f the rop:rr ...

... curse of the town, and had always been too much mixed up with it; but he could state that in that Board, composed as it was Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Churchmen, and every class of Dissenters, five minutes had never been lost in political discussion.—Mr. ...

... annual visitation of our Royal Mistress, with the magnificence of her Court and the fertility of her expenditure. The Northern Whig contains the following remarks on the suppression of the Irish Court: — With unfaltering satisfaction we learn that there ...

... extended more widely than it is ; he was not, and never should be ashamed of the name of as a Tory he was not sworn to the Whig Radical Reform bill—(cheers). He respected the Constitution of his country, but it had been perverted Party. The wellmeant ...

... certainly not tbe case ; so in too many cases both one the other go totally unrequited.— '' Rumour assigns leading position in the Whig Ministry to SiiJames Graham. May the rumour be realized. for no man the world is better informed in the Currency question ...

... of these, but will rather recal attention to what the Jury System really is, at which this last blow has been aimed by the Whig Government with Lord John Russell its head-the author of a book on he English Constitution-and through the immediate instr ...

... majority on that occasion he found the name of the present Mover, and even now the motion was seconded borough member on the Whig side of the house thus proving that some, at least, of the former advocates of freetrade regretted the course they had pursued ...

... attempt to put the screw on the noble Lord at the head of the Government. He (Mr. Newdegate) was by no means bound to defend the Whig-Radical Reform bill of 1832 ; neither was he precluded from considering any well-digested extension ofthe franchise, being ...

... of Parliament,'there are men ready and competent to carry on the government in opposition to the levelling tactics of the Whigs and Free-traders. The new Government would consist of Lord Stanley, as premier; with the Earl of Aberdeen, Gladstone, DTsraeli ...