... Club would hardly prevail againut such a legal array I have quoted ; and those who might question the authority of the great Whig lawyers will hardly refuse to defer to that of Lord Eldon. With regard to Prince Albert not having been sworn, the person who ...

... Lockhart admits, gave great offence to the many sincere personal friends whom Scott numbered among the upper ranks of the Whigs. He had been Gaxetted Clerk of Session during Fox's Administration, and his anti-Foxite xeal was construed into ingratitude ...

... e and his ready controversy; of his fantastic politics and party schemes; of his feud with O'Connel and his feud with the Whigs ; of his superfluous energy to get into Parliament, when, probably, had he known single human being, he might have entered ...

... from his opponent, and introduced every Irish question into his rhetorical medley. Two three taunts were also directed the Whigs ; who had made certain intimations clubs and elsewhere about the time ' when the bell of onr cathcdral announced the death ...

... once given should be ' not transferable,' Many Dinah die. Diana.—Punch. Makeiaqe the Fourth.—Lord Holland, his memoir, of the Whig P.rty, vol. 11., just publi.hed, relates some circumstances relative the marriage of George Foarth, then Princs of Walea, to ...

... to believe this. That the Whigs are immaculate, we are not prepared to affirm that some of the party may have been guilty of buying Irish influence with offers of places, is equally possible ; but if the doings of the Whigs and Tories for the last 25 ...

... of the details there are differences of opinion; but, except with that class who believe that nothing good can come out of Whig hands, the general principles and scope the bill are admitted to be fair, liberal, and impartial. It undeniably an honest measure ...

... least co-operated in forwarding the general interests and maintaining the honour of the country. (All the honours.) Band —Let Whig and Tory, &c. Mr Gillan, Rosebrae, gave The Earl of Fife—a nobleman famed alike for his liberality as a landlord, and his ...

... breach of trust. The nature of the letters will gathered from the following extract : In conclusion you Base Brutal and Bloody Whig Sheriff Remember The Fate of the Last Davidson That Held a Prominent Position the Management of the affairs of the town of ...

... attempt to pourtray the character and genius Lord Cockburn. The last, nearly the last, survivor of that brilliant group of Whig barristers, who signally adorned the legal profession, and the political history of Scotland—the of the friendship of Scotland ...

... from being brought lr, to discredit. After asserting that he did not e tray, nor desert, nor Surrender the confidence'' of Whig part}*, his lordship made the following statement:— The man I naturally went to consult on that occasion not one who had been ...

... a . which was the chief source of his fame, was an insuperable obstacle to his advancement; and after having cast oft the Whigs, and materially aided in reinstating the Tories in power—conferring also many acts of substantial kindness and favour on literary ...