... cordial assist- ance was the cause of his uverthrow. It is not easy to tell you exactly what I call myself—I call myself neither Whig nor Tory ; I think I can best describe myself by saying that I am liberal in feeling, and conservative in principle.” Mr Malcolm ...

... and estates. As soon as d he quitted active connection with the army, he busied him- is self in politics, and espoused the whig or liberal cause r. when its friends were few and its prospects desperate. He made several attempts to enter parliament for ...

... John Dalrymple-to call him by the title by which lie Di , was longest known in the political world-early embraced the M tr Whig cause, and more than once contested the roprecsentation so r- of Alid-Lothian without success before the Reform Bill. The Jr ...

... and estates. As soon as he quitted active con. nection w-ith the arasy, lie busied himself it politics, amid espoused 5. the whig or liberal canse wohen its friends were few and its Y prospects despe,.ate. Ile toade several attempts to enter par. lianment ...

... Irish Whigs, They gathered around his generous board, and discussed the hopes and fears of their party while they dis- cussed the flavour of hie wines. The' noble fortune he bad acquired by his profession was devoted to the maintenance of Whig power, ...

... small rooms—(re- newed Jaughter)—and of binding to the chariot wheels of admini-trative ability all the fame and genius of the Whig party—(cheers). I think I have aright w ask the noble Lord trankly—* Are you Secretary of State, or are you not ?”—(loud cheers) ...

... Consul in 1840, and occupied the post to the period of his death. He was formerly a member of the House of Commons, in the Whig and Reform interest, for the borough of Bodmin, in Cornwall. He was highly educated, a ripe scholar, and the author of several ...

... the Presidency of Mexico. They add also that he intends to adopt the system of Free Trade. Loss or A Snie’s Crew.—The Belfast Whig of Thursday records a most melancholy catastrophe at sea, which took place on Tuesday night, some miles north of the Calf of ...

... called to the chair, and Louis R. Lull, of the Batn Franeico Whig, was appointed secretary. Messrs. Ewer, of the Times and Tranacript, Livingston, of the Sacra- smeno Union, and Lull, of the Whig, were selected as a com- mittee to draft resolutions. F. C ...

... ad severe if. iWee., aged about 76, 7,edrO~ D&'a ~nw, t editor DM.: saidpropriethr of the' fig teed weasW 61Iwy a ositentt whig, bu' 'his 11160ftiegfrequeiibly brhsaght 7? biifltdroug colle ?? the ~Id&tMp. O'CusnsHi tud it is itig~mwba s'~nakaletkal both ...

... been collected from all the services. Mr. PHINt opposed the bill because it was a departure from the great principle which the Whig party had always professed-that all government should emanate from the Crown. This was a half-measure, unworthy of a strong ...

... daughter of the C late Captain Ogstone. q At St. John's, Newcastle, on the 4th inst., Mr JAMES BRUCE, v Editor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, to ELIZs MARGARET, 0 youngest daughter of Mr Matthew Plaes, Newcastle. Ii Deaths. I' At 211, King Street, on the ...