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... indifference to faithful and . efficient services. He justly hailed the selection of the Honourable CHARLES PELHAM VILLIERS by the Whig Cabinet, as mover of the Address in answer to the Speech from the Throne on the opening of the session, as a determination ...
... indifference to faithful and efficient services. He justly hailed the selection of the honourable CHARLES PELHAM VILLIERS by the Whig Cabinet, as mover of the Address in answer to the Speech from the Throne on the opening of the session, as a determination ...
... indifference to faithful and efficient services. He justly hailed the selection of the honourable CHARLES PELHAM VILLIERS by the Whig Cabinet, as mover of the Address in answer to th,s Speech from the Throne on the opening of the session, as a determination ...
... on which occasion, we beli eve , he resigned h i s e di torsh i p of the Edinburgh Review. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Brougham to the e et eChancellorship, Scotland,n M r . Jeffrey took his place in the Imperial Parliament ...
... Jeffrey could not be omitted. He was already in Parliament; be was one of the most consistent politicians that even the old Whig school could pro. duce. lie and his powerful journal had been amongst the greatest allies of Liberal principles that the British ...
... Scotland, on which occasion, we believe, he resigned his editorship of the Edinburgh Review. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Brougham to the Chancellorship, M r . J e ff rey became Lord Advocate of Scotland, and took place in ...
... Cocks, T. S. Currie ' H. Drumlanrig, Lord Dupcuft, J. . Emlyr, Lord Greenall, G. Hayes, Sir E. Heald, J. Heneage, G. W. TEN WHIGS AND PEELIT AMEN Barron, Sir H. Berkeley, Hon. G. Cayley, E. S. Cholmeley, Sir W. Dunne, Colonel TRUITY-FOUR rEuttras WJ.F Beckett ...
... REFORMER. (From the 1-Ifrald.) PROTECTIONISM. Present of Country party Tell _rs Pairs Awes Present 'Whig Protectionists FREE-TRADERS. Whigs and. Radicals present «.Tellers .. Pairs ..• Peelites Desertions from Country party INFORMATION for ...
... io H N e i r s ti Ts /d.) Present of Country party Tel lers Pairs Present 'Whig Protectionists Absent of Country party, without pairs Country party supporting Government }ME Whigs and Radicals prese E nt TRADERS. Tellers .. Pairs Peelites Desertions ...
... Charles Black, Edinburgh ; Longman and Co , London. Just published, in Bvo., price Ono Shilling, AL-AD'AllNlfili'l'iON of tiie WHIG MINIS FRY: iu particular a Review of their Conduct in reference to Religion, with a brief Survey of their Foreign, Colonial ...
... THE POET to the PARLIAMENT, My Lords and Gentlemen, who boast Of legislative glories, I craye attention from you all— Whigs, Radicals, and Tories. I don't Intend to touch upon The principles of parties ; I only mean, in this address, To state what Moses' ...
... 104, and g 2, 84, 50, and 86 Al4gate, City, eau with each other, and forming one vast 14 regret ha ving to guard the public 'Whig heard thatthe nntradesmah ike one With the m, i the same concern, al et t0y.04 Or It s a2th ey, instances, and for obvieus ...