... as Whigs, because one married a Lady Mary of the Howards, and tiic other espoused Lady Mary the Greys. In a similar way Lord Panmure, though not man of military mind, married one the Abercrombies ; and, his lady belongs military family, the Whigs, in ...

... contested, in 1848, the Vice-Presidency with Mr Filmore, and lost that office only ten votes. Mr Lawrence's influence with the old Whig party, and his great wealth, prompted the then existing Administration to appoint him Minister Plenipotentiary to the British ...

... slavery, has advanced decidedly srithiu the week. The Whig and Republican parlies have held their conventions, nominated the same candidates for the vacant office*, and adopted the same plan of action. The Whig party New York ' longer exist*. It is now merged ...

... conduct the business of the country. The deplorable spectacle of the last week has abundantly vindicated our anticipations. The Whigs have been unable, either with Aberdeenite colleagues or withoat them, guide or govern the House of Com mons; and in their ...

... three mighty rats. This last disruption virtually settles the question of the Coalition family party. The Whigs and the are divorced menm (kora—the Whigs being left in possession of the comfortable bed and board, and the Peelites being inhumanly east adrift ...

... party, since the only remaining alternative would be to fling back tbe administration into the hands of tbe Cheshara Place Whigs. Tbe Queen herself is known to have expressed to Lord John Hassell, in an autograph letter, her sense of conduct so much at ...

... true that the influence of the petition of Prime Minuter it transferred from one aide to the other. Even lliia gain to the Whig party in the Cabinet it neutralised by the lota of the personal influence and authority of Lord John Kiutell. can tee nothing ...

... shown, to. judge the Peelitcs uncharitably ; but these little doings provoke to remark that the two accusations with which the Whigs were constantly assailed, and the reilerstion which had a chief influence in necessitating the coalition, are the very accusations ...

... aggrandisement of Russia both hv land and sea. and have made a feeble elfort arrest Iter progress ; hut Charles James Fox and the Whigs saw in Russia the natural ally of England against France, and they prevented Pill’s intended opposition to Potemkin’s mistress ...

... strengthen the position of the new Ministry ; and the infusion of several new men belonging to a more advanced party than the old Whig school, will add both strength and vigonr to it. There will be now more nnanimity in the Cabinet on all questions connected ...

... just given it hrst trial. Indeed, one officer Sind ,\o wars and conquests, not even .Lose way for his Lorhsh.p, and Ins great Whig ansto J allo ,|; er . soon as he recovered breath and caul,! made India, has hngland accumulated that cratical confederates ...

... himself to the trouble of looking over the list of names forming any of onr Governments during the last fitly years. Be it Whig or Tory, the large majority wi'l be found belonging the aristocratic class. In the present liberal ministry, there are no less ...