... election, would be puvlished. If the statements currently made in Berwick could be substanuated, it would appear that the whigs bribed as freely at the election that took place last month as ever their opponentsdid. At the request of many liberal electors ...

... ‘other's supesior turif:, aud took his leave. Unfortunately for topkins, be happened to be a whig, and was, m,:‘mm in various loans l‘o & guvernment Cuiaposed of whigs ; this may account for the exacerba‘u;-“.‘ Pope in the following lines from Epistle 111 ...

... was removed to the more onerous duties of Financial Secretary to the Treasury, and held that until Mr. Disraeli upset the Whigs. At the general election, 1859, he was obliged to retire from Westbury, but came in for Devonport, and was appointed Vice-President ...

... so that the grandson, whe grew at his knee, was nine years old at the time of his father's death. They both belonged to the Whig, or Covenanting, party, in the west of Scotland, and the family have honourable mention in martyrology of that heroic period ...

... that statesman gave the bias to his mind which ever aftsrwards temniuef with himnamely, a general det.rmination to support whig measures, but not to be a party man. On Mr. Whitbread's untimely death ie was unanimously elected to fill the vacant seat of ...

... manfully, and fought with a courage the memory of which yet remains ; and when, by means of & combination of Protectionists and Whigs, Lord John Rassell was placed in office, Sir James helped to preserve the ministry in their free-trade carcer. Those were days ...

... len succeeded in gaining a seat in - ’s. ?nh mhmhfi stand in the of the Whig taries of whom he um and of the !fld country gentlemven, who could nut understand o'“l&ummu&tpfih of the Whigs, who were wons to driak .to civil and religious liberty all over the ...

... what he thiaks. I need scarcely observe, then, that he is an original ;no other definition of him can I give. He is neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical. I believe the aathor of * Who is Whe would be puzzled to describe to what class the member for West Surrey ...

... measure to their downfall. The course of action open to this eonference was somewhat difficult. They had to deal now with 2 Whig-Radical-Conservative Government, and since the Cabinet must decide -within the next month what the nature of their Reform Bill ...

... ' guide us in our commereial intercourse wich the nations were decidedly protectionist. Ile opposed the motion of the then Whig Government, to substitute for the sliding seale an cight shilling fixed duty on the imports of corn, as well as Lord John Russell's ...

... grounds where Addison, Charles James Fox, Burke, Sheridan, Horner and Mackintosh, Rogers and Sydoey Smith, Ton Moore, and every Whig celebrity between the times of Fox and Lord Melbourne, walked and talked, may be cut up into squares and terraces. If true ...

... a change of ministers ; Lord Derby gave way to Lord Palmerston, with a broad-bottomed following, for it included, with old Whigs, the best remains of Peel and a few decided Radicals—indeed, one Quaker, a professor of peace principles, not in the Cabinet ...