... the to Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelborne re- upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have I oes been in the Cabinet if he were not the son of a Whig Duke. tn- Even the Chancellor, the Minister of all others whose eleva- ad- ...

... the various meeti tory to the Secession or Disruption, and it was na: be supposed that in 1843 he would be found as namerous Whig lawyers who espousel the cause of Charch, Having been an elder of Dr Candlish’s blinhed St George's, he occupied a similar ...

... benefit of hearing his own defence. But whilst waiting for his explanation, it is not necessary to set him sp in opposition to We Whig ministry. Upon the slimes failure of his defence will principally depend the degrwe of estintstiou to which hereafter be lull ...

... appeared on behalf e Wor jected to the relevancy of th it affected them, ov the ground that they were no it may with the daty of » Whig be beld responsible for ering the vessel, and therefore | the in- the of the accid that even though they were bound to give ...

... Constitu- tional principles require this: the exigencies of the pe- riod require it. The Court may approve the recent change ; the Whigs may approve it. We demand, on the part of the people, that the HIouse of Commons should have the earliest opportunity of approving ...

... port charges. All parties in Washington, and round about the country, are preparing for the next Presidential contest. The Whig and Democratic parties are both gradually assuming their old platforms, and are anxiously laying plans secure the spoils, which ...

... that was. On the contrary, we voured to make it clearly understood that Avhile w declined to fight under the banner of either Whig Tory, or Radical, we would maintain distinct anc decided opinions notwithstanding, and side with on or other of these parties ...

... had none, and he kept sitting on those benches till somebody should give him one. He was blind to the future that when the Whigs, utterly prostrate, yielded him the government the country on colonial defeat in '39, he did everything he could to avoid taking ...

... ungraciously, treated the Duke of Wellington ; and in 1830 he joined the Whigs, with the more important appointment of Secretary for Foreign Affairs. He was now identified with the Whigs, and partook of their success and their disasters—their enjoyment and ...

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

... in those counties, when the property was leased, they would prevent the Tories, if the leases were in their hands, or the Whigs if in theirs, from carrying the election. He, however, quite concurred with the Lord Provost in thinking, that if they were ...

... the first erns see et the reetelpialzedeeed bowling alleys sod Meg ulce r the Imishaent peril of of the by, whoop hehoes @Whigs to do in 'setting we the modesty week eedeavouring to avoid widish MUMd ou all sides of pine without At leoglit the fellow ...