... justly, regarded ns a first rate equity lawyer ; and as a parliamen- tary agent, was much sought aft.-r. In politics he was a Whig ; and for consistency of principle, his friends may challenge all his contemporaries, in by-gone times, when the honest, utterance ...

... until his name has become associated with the advanced guard of Liberalism, at least in the ranks of professedly liberal Whigs. And deeply shall we regret his fall from tbat position ; though we have still hope that when Parliament meets, it will be ...

... to the other ministerial achievements of the ses- sion, we shall find them to have been few indeed- The only capacity the Whigs have shown is a most unenviable capacity for being beaten. We must, therefore, look to the independent measures. The act for ...

... sents 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 a whig duke. Even the Chancellor, the minister of all others whose elevation might be ...

... becoming spirit, and by bis pertinacity be escaped from office at a time when he really did not desire it. But in 1841, when the Whig ministry fairly fell, the Queen at once placed herself in tlie hai ds of Sir R. Peel, aud gave him a degree of confidence which ...

... iS VILLE tothe people is that they knownothing of him. m oyd His passport to the family circle of the Whigs is, that in ile he is iclated to two Whig: dukes' and, forms another mc( link in the chain of relationship which encircles power di( of and place ...

... romise him the appointments. , • Lord Reibkee.—My Lord,—After taking Dom kligners Beet, I am not to be with contempt by a Whig noblemen, I did not beat off ths Grestodier. to be now defeated by the Pigmy. those views, my lord, I beg distinctly to ask ...

... assigning the course ?? politics -ending t' in the Lichbdeld House compact ats the cause of the'a bitter opposition to the Whigs, the writericarries ItI on his narrative to the'- end of 1845 ; and thus. v describes the circumstances under which Lord John ...

... NCT PsiNCtrLE. HUDDERSFIELD, SATURDAY, JANUARY S, 1851 LORD P. AND THE CABINET. The retirement of Lord Palmerston from die Whig Ministry, nt a period of internal culm, whatever be the state of the atmosphere abroad, tad daring the parliamentary reesss ...

... meddle with them. We have not abiding principle in legislation except in the solitary ease of our Free Trade changes, which the Whigs did not enunciate, and which they have failed to carry far Perl would have done had the opportunity been given him. We want ...

... one of the most popular men in the Irish University. Dr. M'Donnell is de- scribed as a consistent politician of the moderate Whig school, but in nowise obtrusive or bigoted in his poli- tical creed. He is, besides, a practical man of business, and endowed ...

... very serious has been made the Cabinet, and that othe» members are likely to follow Lord Palmei example. We doubt whether tbe Whig Ac tration will be in a position to meet tbe Legidurenext month. That they can manage to together during the session, and to ...