... he had work with; and that he did not abuse thorn ; which last is the greatest praise his situation admits of. Baoh is the Whig Judge’s portrait of the great Tory chief. Of his few opponents in the Parliament House, the most distinguished was the original ...

... the Hon. E. P. Bouverie, present M.P. for the Kilmarnock burghs, was mentioned (we believe by one the original Liberal (or Whig) party) as a gentleman likely secure the support both sections of the Liberals of this city. The proposal was favourably received ...

... the return, for Denbighshire, of the Whig Colond Biddulph, in room th•; Conservative Bagot, and other two changes, upon which it not easy to a value. In West Gloucester* shire, Mr Kingscote ejects Mr Berkeley, Whig Radical Protectionist; and, in Queen’s ...

... deceased Sir David Baird, the second baronet of the line, was bom in 1795, and, we have said, succeeded his uncle in 1829. He was Whig in politics, and as such, at the general election in 1847, he disputed the representation of East Lothian with the present ...

... gratifying communication to her Majesty—namely, that the distinguished members of the Peel parly,” and the chiefs of the late Whig Government were ready sacrifiee all personal considerations in order that an effective administration should lie formed, which ...

... Hamilton, being at the same time returned for Imnarkshirc. for which continued Ito sit until bis lamented death in 182,. Ihe I Whigs came into office, under Lord Grenville, in February 1806, and, on the 10th June follow! ing. the Marquess of Douglas was sworn ...

... demeaning itself the line von propose. shall certainly it will {,c against both the Whigs and Tones; and I would parties cheap regard to their assistance. All the Whigs deprecate words the fettenng of the press: and yet, with power in their hands they ...

... upon the subject. But then we are told that there arc no less than four parties in Parliament: namely, the Country party, the Whig-Radical or Ministerial party, the pure Radical party, and the party that still bears the name of Sir Robert Peel. The enumeration ...

... chief, they still seem to find, adherence to his principles, a distinctive ground, on which they keep aloof alike from the Whigs and from the Protectionists. Looking to the circumstances which thus limited Lord Derby in the selection his colleagues in ...

... as to the fate of the demand. “ Now, gentlemen, “will this suit political parties?” he asked, will it suit the old game of ’Whig and Tory? I hold ”—he added, answering himself—“ that we arc not to consult political parties in the settlement of this questiou ...

... Parliament, declared that thev regarded that budget as bold, wise, honest, and' statesmanlike ; but desperate faction of English Whigs and Radicals, reinforced by the Popish Brigade, have nominally pronounced against that budget, and it now remains to be seen ...

... consideration. The same abstinence from factious opposition which the Protectionists shewed to the Whigs, on the accession of the latter to place in 184(5, the Whigs may now expected to show towards the Protectionists. In other respects Lord Derby's position ...