... Lord Cranworth. Full seven years ago, and at time when the Whigs were in office. Sir Robert Mousey Rolfe, then a puisne Baron of the Exchequer, was pointed out in this journal a« the fittest Whig candidate for the first legal office against all Whiggish ...

... the House. For 20 years he held a prominent place in the House of Commons, always supporting the most liberal section of the Whigs. Amongst his first appointments was that of Vice-President of the Hoard of Trade, in the last Melbourne Ministry, and then ...

... immediate friends. Mr. Fillmore’s return added something the enthusiasm the Know-nothing party, and the recent action the old Whigs in the States of Virginia and Maryland has strengthened the chances and exhilarated the hopes of that once formidable organization ...

... LaboUChere, the new Colonial Secretary, was re-elected without opposition for Tiverton. On the same day Mi. George Ridley (Whig) was returned for Newcastle without poll, as successor Mr. Blackett, resigned. On Wednesday, the Right lion. M. T. Baines was ...

... who were uot opposed to Maynooth. the result of which ens that almost ere, it candi- date who came forward, whether 'Corn. Whig, or iic.dical, declared that at hear- he had always been opposed to the Grant, and tea) ready to pledge himself against it ...

... monarchy, and let loose upon the country a legion of ovil spirits-party strife, democracy, and infidelity? Have not Free Trade and Whig-Radical mlsguvernmont been the bitter fruits of ft ' Mr. Disraeli not the man. after the opinions he has expressed, to stem ...

... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...

... their support — and fearing tbat, by dividing the Conservative strength of the Borough, 1 should ensure the success of the Whig Candidate, I cannot, consistently with my desire to promote the interests of Protestant Conserva- tism, do otherwise than suspend ...

... their support — and fearing that, by dividing the Conservative strength of the Borough, I should ensure the success of the Whig Candidate, I cannot, consistently with my desire to promote the interests of Protestant Conserva- tism, do otherwise than suspend ...

... the uncalled-for innova- tions in our Constitution which tbe Manchester School of Politicians bas driven the more moderate Whigs to advocate ; and, beyond all, tbe unjust disfranchisement of those ancient Constituencies which, like your own, have been ...

... the uncalled-for innova- tions in our Constitution which the Manchester School of Politicians has driven the more moderate Whigs to advocate ; aud, beyond all, the unjust disfranchisement of those ancient Constituencies which, like your own, bave been ...

... the nncalled-for innova- tions in our Constitution which the Manchester School ol Politicians has driven the more moderate Whigs to advocate; and, bevond all the unjust disfranchisement of those ancient tonstituencie. which, like your own, have been reduced ...