... this Govermimnett in 1828, Viscoimmt ?? served uinder himn en Alahster-General ?? Ordntance, which office lie held till Chic Whigs caent into pester imi Novemn- ber, 1830. flume emnded time pumblic sreesi of Viscount Beresford ;amid], considerinig that lie ...

... Cabhiet of which his if eminent relative was the leader and the head. Wlhet lie be- r came associated with the more conservative Whigs who formed part of Mr. Caening's Cabinet, he gradiially ceased to be a strong Tory, and at lengtbe might fairly be reckoned ...

... attempt to ponrtray the character and genius of Lord Cockburn. ,The last, or nearly the last, survivor of that brilliant group of Whig barristers, who so signally adorned the legal profession, and tice political history of Scotland,- tile shalrer of the fiarendship ...

... sumirution of' Clue art atid eloqucince of ?? vietoriusits ndvocate. p The year 1830 saw all cad of tie lollg exile of the Whig arty froits power. 'lThe oflices of Lord-Adis ocutte umid of Sell- Ci tor-G leerslu fir Scothlmdl IIow fell by cosmusmeim asscnlt ...

... solemn, a lesson so striking, should~not be lost on us. , ,,, , The lastor nearly the last, survivor of tliat briiiant group of Whig barristers, who6so signally adorned thelegal profe6sion, and the .political history of Scotland-the 6larer qf the friend- ship ...

... twelve years, five years of that period, or from JJuly 1841, when tile Mel- bournie Government resigned, to July 1846, when ?? Whigs again came in under Lord Jolhn Russell, being passed out of offite. That reserve which had marked hlis D early career-a perhaps ...