... The one ( aid Lord Derby) included in its ranks ' great variety of opinions, from the high and aris- I tocratic and exclusive Whig down to the wildest theorist and most extreme Radical. That party comprised about 260 number. There was another party from ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT PERTH. The great Whig Demonstration which, under the name of a complimentary dinuer to Lord Panmure by !he city of Perth, took place here on Friday last, forms the leading political event of the week. Why an occasion which, its original ...

... M'Neill was appointed Solicitor-General for Scotland. His teuure of office was terminated in April 1835 by the return ofthe Whigs place under Lord Melbourne. On the downfal of tbat administration in September 1841, Sir Robert Peel was again called to the ...

... rarely or ever came to London. This death raises Fox Maule to the peerage. I suppose will remain a Whig—he was remarkably fond of office as most Whigs are. Who will get in for Perth ? Not surely that very conceited and inflated personage, Mr Charles Gilpin ...

... what was to become of him (Mr Crawford) and the country And poor Lord John is bemoaning his fallen fortune—the leader of the Whigs an object pity among extreme Radicals! Quitting the great commercial city of the metropolis of England, and coming to the ...

... Oxfordshire, succeeds the late General Caulfield, a Whig—defeating Mr Burr, a Ministerialist, by twenty-four vote 3. In Durham, the Conservative Lord Adolphus Vane, replaces the late Mr T. C. Grainger, a Whig—defeating the Liberal Mr Fenwick, by forty-nine ...

... Lord Palmerston offered himself as the great trumpeter, and the walls of the Whig Jericho fell at once to the ground * * * * Whig poet wrote a couplet of lines about the Whigs, which may well enough now be applied to this Protection party bees on flowers ...

... indeed seem strange that the Whig party should be the weak and tottering condition it is. The mis. take he has made has been making so many members of his own family members of the executive ; so that under the regime of Whig law this country has been governed ...

... was proper subject of treaty-arrangement. He resists the idea of tariffs by treaty, as it regarded as antagonistical to the Whig doctrine of protection to manufacture by revenue tariff laws. The St John's New Brunswicker asserts, on the highest authority ...

... coffee-room table for signature. The names of several of the leading merchants and bankers, who once were Free-traders and ultra-Whigs, were immediately appended ; and, apparently, a considerable change will be manifested in the political aapectof the constituency ...

... from almost every place of importance we could name within the compass of the British realm, of how Conservatives, Peelites, Whigs, and Radicals are all thick in the war of politics—here, in the good and loyal burgh of Elgin, men are going about their business ...

... been in a state fearful excitement ; in point of fact, it is now in possession the mob, and, although the Conservative and Whig candidates attempt to canvass the constituency, guarded by police, they have hitherto failed in their object. On Saturday week ...