... in 1834-35, and the latter of the five years from to 1846. He was considered so identified with the Foreign policy of the Whigs, which, indeed, he created, that one dreamed the office would or could be held by any other during the rule of the present ...

... next Presidential contest. We have already given some intimation of the policy that will probably gpvern the movements of the Whigs and Democratic parties. They are both gradually assuming their old platforms, and are anxiously laying plans to secure the ...

... will be a good sign and a good deed. And we may place some credit on these assurances ; for without something the kind, the Whig Cabinet cannot and ought not to stand. (From the Examiner.) It easier to say what not to be thought than wnat is to be thonght ...

... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been in the Cabinet if he were not the son of Whig Duke. Even the Chancellor, the Minister of all others whose elevation might be ...

... When the Reform Bill was carried, Mr Macaulay shared the full harvest popularity which, for a time, was enjoyed by the Whigs. Ke was chosen by the populous and important town of Leeds to be one of its representatives in the Parliament of 1833, but ...

... stood between the Whigs and the Peelites ; but that measure is now out of the way—in so far that it is a dead act of Parliament. It is not easy to see any real obstacle now to the union of the better class of Peelites with the present Whigs. On all great ...

... tic ticket; this 'are is the Whig. But if you strive to vote twice I shall have you arrested. You will, will you if' shouted the son of the sovereign people ; then I says if I'm denied the right woting for the Whigs, after goin' the whole ticket ...

... and it is very generally understood that the negotiations in progress have for their object the formation of Conservative-Whig Cabinet—a negotiation which, if successful, would, in all probability, involve early dissolution of Parliament. It is proposed ...

... latter gentleman shall second the motion for its introduction. The luish Bar. It is, we find, in the contemplation of the Whigs to strike a deadly blow at the Irish Bar. It is proposed to transfer the county courts portion of the equity jurisdiction of ...

... late colleague. That Ministerial crisis was approaching, was generally believed ; but that the Militia Bill would shiver the Whig Government to pieces, no one expected. Indeed, from what took place in the House after the division on Friday, it is evident ...

... since proclaimed that his arrangements are made, and he has only to walk in and take possession. The continued disorder in the Whig camp have once more opened the path to Lord Derby, and he has really no choice but to do what he can. Perhaps, it is rather ...

... (then Lord Chancellor) with King William IV., in April, 1831, is taken from Koebnck's recent work, entitled, History of the Whig Ministry of 1830, &c. 44 On the morning, however, of the 22d, Lord Grey and the Lord Chancellor waited the King, order to ...