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... its appointment, passed a vote of thanks to Mdr Rutber- fmd-the Great .Mogul of Scottish lawyers-such it was ight that this Whig, law committee should burn incense Ifnre their idol-(hear, and laughter). Nevertheless, the reinciples they bad adopted had ...
... vain. Lord U eorge, therefore, was an original and hearty supporter of the lRe- form bill, and he continued to uphold the Whigs in all their policy until the secession of Lord Stanley, between whom and himself there subsisted warm personal, as well as ...
... consequence of tihe coup d'dtat must indeed be mentioned, though the statement of it appears very like a bathos. The English Whig Binistry- on the point of falling to pieces through the revived disagree- ments of the Palmerston and Grey factions-has perhaps ...
... next Presidential contest. We have already given some intimation of the policy that will probably govern the movements of the Whigs and De- mocratic parties. They are both gradually assuming their old platftrms, and are anxiously laying plans to secure the ...
... one by one you detach inca fromn us who coiuld enabhI us to malre a party to carry I ont these prinerpk-- I 't !ssion neither Whig norrory party couldearry err the 004 ttin-cult Theytookrrp7thlereirrs, anti, rtfter lnobngaitteat theindrp them agsin.Our ...
... estimation was better still, he (Air M'K ) had ovae been ell along, even from his boyish days, aL most decided and]r consistent Whig-(hear, hear). Heahad invariably voted for Leii the Liberal candidates, from Jeffrey and Ahereromb~y, down to had Sir IV. G ...
... nt says the subject has created great sensation, but there is almost a general teeline of satisfietion at finding that the Whig Cabinet remains. The frequenters of the Elvsee assert in the most positive tanner, that the Trench Government has done nothin-g ...
... 1834-35, and the latter of the five years from 1841 to 1 846. He was considered so identified with the Foreign po-licy of the Whigs, which, indeed, he created, that no one dreamed the office would or could be held by any h other durin.- the rule of the present ...