... on which Di , occasion, we believe, he resigned hia editorship of i the Edinburgkh eriew. In 13-30, on the aces,;o, of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Broughamn to the Chancellorship, Mr. Jeffrey became Lord Advo cate of Scotland, and took his place in ...

... political struggles of this country from 1792 downwards, and was on terms of intimacy with Fox and most of the leaders of the old Whig school. As an acknowledgment of the services which he rendered to that party, he was created a baronet in 1831 by the go- vernment ...

... not fortming a ministry, on 'tle li score that a few' Whig ladies at court would have been more than a match for the cabinet at Whiteball. o0 It was thus tbat, after a brief succession, the whigs iD once more resumed their places en the treasury bence ...

... se, and Sir Robert having, therefore, He echoed to form an Adissinistratiosi, was emcee niore in oppe- no. tion, and this Whigs carried on the Govensinsent until ut? 841. The evesits in Sir Robert Peel's life since that tisise we -e too recesit to need ...

... 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 ...

... oppositions ever known in Parliament, witlt d no bitter spirit, but yet with a manifest aim to turn out Adnd supersede the Whig Ministry: and when at length r od aD MELBOURNE'S Administration lost office a a id econd time, for an attempt greatly to relax ...

... Sir R. Peel's government was beaten on more than one question. On the 8th of April, he and hsis colleagues resigned, and the Whigs returned to power, which they retained until 1839, but with gradually diminishing majorities, until at length they were virtually ...

... James Grah am signalised himsell'. by motions on that subject; the adminis- tration, which had beets reposing alternately on Whigs and Tories for Support, found both withdrawing-thle one party in revenge fatr the past, the other in hope for lbs future; and ...

... hours afterivards Sir Robert tendered bis iesignation, and Lord Melbourne wias agaih reinstatedinipower. In June 1841, ,the.'Whig Ministers w.re:e if&'ai minority of one on a vote of confiddeitee, and t;he,dissolhtion,:of Queen Victoria's 'first Parliament ...

... usual zoal and ardoer to acquire a fresh auxliary in the person of the Duke of Cambridge. He wan ciurled alike by Tory and by Whig. On the one band tie was solicited by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Sussex, asid the Duchess of Dovonshire-on ...

... and ardour to ac- e quire a fresh auxiliary in the person of the Duke of Cam- Y bridge. He was courted alike by Tory and by Whig. On n the one hand le was solicited by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince Is of Wales, the Duke of Sussex, and the Duchess of Devon ...

... usual zeal and ardour to acquire a fresh auxiliary i tire person of the Dolte of Cambridge. He was coirted alike by Tory and my Whig. Oa the one hated he was solicited by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince if Wales, tire Duke of Sussex, and the Duchess of Devonshire-on ...