... service of the Whig family 1/ party. In Mr Smith these gentlemen found only • stern and able opponent, and therefore are they using every infiuence in their power for ousting him from his present seat. They have got Free Church Whig lawyers to howl ...

... majority of 244 over 89 votes. Of course all the Whigs, led by Lord John Russell, spoke in favour of reform and voted against the motion, and be such circumstances what could be expected of the Government? The Whigs have not got a single hair's-breadth beyond ...

... Mr Disraeli was declared duly elected. KINGSTON ELFcrioN.—Lord Naas has been forced to retire by the combined faction of Whigs and Romanist. in Kildare. . . -------. Mr Alex. M'Carthy has been compelled by the priests to resign for Cork. Mr Edmund Hawes ...

... an answer. In the general election so close at hand there will, to all appearance, be some tough work in Scotland. The old Whigs, as now led by Mr Fox Mettle and the Edinburgh lawyers, have, as in our late civic election, joined hands with the Tories in ...

... sill noire, by his Protean publications, to educate that mass of English radicalism whit+ borne up against Tory absolutism and Whig finality, than any man of his age. In the following will be found a vigorous description i of the great crisis n the history ...

... twit on this question. Now, as it has been said that Mr Villiers is a brother of Lord Clarendon, and may, therefore, leave a Whig object in view in bringing forward this motion, I may as well state, once for all, that it was at our instance—at the instance ...

... attempting to govern by the influence of a few aris!oeratic families—an error of the Whigs that did not escape the shrewd notice and disapproval of Francis Jeffrey, strong Whig as he was, at a very early period of his career. Not only must we have government/or ...

... of the house, Mr Gladstone joined them, and the three walked ofl in close and earnest conversation That the more advanced Whigs, the statesmen of the Peel party, and the due of the Manchester men, could as well carry out law reform and the other measures ...

... ribands now quietly reposing in the drawer of the haberdasher of the borough shall soon flaunt on the breasts Tory, Conservative, Whig, Radical, and Free-trader. The band tunes up its braying horns and shrill clarioneta, the double-dram is braced anew, and ...

... n which svould have made his poor father but too proud and happy, had not the young advocate imbibed the perilous taint or whig g ory and general freethinking ! For years, however, Jeffrey doubted of his success at the bar, for those of the opposite faction ...

... inadequate conception from the very nature of the case. In short, a Scotchmait of exactly his own time, an Edinburgh lawyer, a Whig politician, an out-and-out admirer of the new political economy, a disciple of the sensuous philosophy, and a man of the world ...

... maintaining its proper position, but never lost until the combination makes up one beitutiftil and pleasing whole ; but by 4:mar:Whig the work of Mr Davies with No. 90, Group of Dead Birds; W. Sltichs, R.S.A., the necessity for being able to comprehend this ...