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

... information most useful to persons in England, Ireland, and Scotland. It is an excellent office book of reference.” Northern Whig, Not. 11, 1851. “The Royal Almanack.—Very npany of our readers must acquainted with the ‘Royal Almanack.’ issued each year ...

... emigrate or hang ourselves, if dislike it; and oh ! grand and characteristic tail-piece to the blunders of a superannuated Whig Cabinet, we have a failing revenue; on which we may live as the soldier—“spending half-a-crown out sixpence a day.” The Times ...

... Parliament of a kind so palpably and undisputably wise, and so immensely important, that we believe nothing but the selfishness of Whigs; the narrowmindedness free-trsders, and the crazy folly and short sightednesa of socialists and democrats can prevent the nation ...

... information most useful to persons in England, Ireland, and Scotland. It is an excellent office book of reference.”—A'cc/Aem Whig, Noe. 11, 1851. “The Royal Almanack.—Very many of our readers must acquainted with the Royal Almanack,’ issued each year Messrs ...

... filled with information most useful to persons in England, Ireland, and Scotland. It is excellent office book of reference.”— Whig, Nov. 11, 1851. “The Royal Almanack.—Very many of our readers must acquainted with the 'Royal Almanack,' Issued each year by ...

... belong once more to the great Conservative corps. On the other hand, the following 31, from their constant support of the Whig Ministry, ana opposition to the Protestant and Conservative cause since they deserted the latter in 1845, can only be looked ...

... gone abroad among Seamen that they are to look to the boats, and it will be found that they will not be slow in carrying the Whig Board of Trade theory into practice. A friend of ours, Captain Jamieson, when he had the illluck to run the Atalanta on ...

... thankful the present aspect of the platform, which Episcopalians, [but no good Churchmen], ami senters [to a great amount], Whigs, Ton„ Uls ' Radicals of all shades.” Truly the rev. thankful for small mercies I If thus to sneak'i thought irreverent in us ...

... with informaUon most useful to persons in England, Ireland, and Scotland. It is excellent office book of reference.” —Northern Whig, Nov. 11, 1851. “The Royal Almanack.-Very many of our readers must be acquainted with the Royal Almanack.’ issued each year ...

... information most useful to persona England, Ireland, and Scotland. It is an excellent office book of reference.” —Northern Whig, Nov. 11, 1851. “The Royal Almanack.—Very many of our reader* must be acquainted with the ‘Royal Almanack,* imued each year ...

... best chance; as it is, however, the Conservatives of Greenwich will take the next best candidate, and support the moderate Whig against the ultra-Radical. Repuesentapion of Perth.— The address of Mr. Maule to the constituencj has already appeared, but ...