... Lorunself. also to the here diUrv he house of Bedford” in the Whig connection. For the first time in Parliamentary memory, the Russell family baa nothing to with tho Cabinet, although the Whigs are in power. That fact, alone, is remarkable. The Howards, ...

... Mr I orc'va*- Our ears would stunned at once with Radical cry (assisted by the Whigs) for abolishing or appropriating the funds of the Irish Church. that one question Whigs, Liberals, Dissenters. Voluntaries, Scotch Presbyterians, Nonconformists, would ...

... hear.) In former time*— fifty years ago—l don’t think that more than one question would have been put in®—viz., Are you a Whig or are you a Tory? and the answer would have been quite enough. is rather different now. There a great improvement m this country ...

... single sentence on another unfortunate element influencing the approaching election. Formerly, there were the distinctions of Whig and Tory, Protectionist and Free-trader. These were legitimate grounds of preference, they affected public business in understood ...

... anxious attention of our statesmen, to the exclusion of matters heretofore considered of greater political importance.— litljait Whig. Mii.ita Movbmbhtk.— The depot of the 72d Rogiment will I‘rtisiov Friday for Fort- Goorge ; they will be accompanied by two ...

... principles of freedom involved in these old trials. ‘* Brougham was one of Lord Cockburn’s contemporaries—an Edinburgh Reviewer, Whig politician; ami far his inconstant nature would allow him, the friend of the band of lawyers who gave an impress the time. ...

... the Liberal rulers ’’ have already failed egregious!v dealing with the Papacy. Macaulay, in Ids last volume, admits that the Whigs were mistaken .about Catholic Emancipation, and Lord John Russell chalked up No Popery,” and then ran away. Besides, the P ...

... returned for the Haddington burghs at the general election in 1841, after very keen struggle, by majority of nine orer the Whig candidate, the late Mr Robert Stewart of Alderston. He retained bis seat daring the whole of that Parliament, bat did not offer ...

... the politics of nis country, although he may not be officially connected with those who administer them.” There never was a Whig yet, we believe, who ever lost sight of politics if he could sec his way to office, however dimly, and Panmure is no exception ...

... majorities. Lord Grey, who represented the high Whigs, liad not only large and commanding majority, but majority of which the only fault was that was too large. Lord Melbourne, who represented what was called Whig Radicalism, but which in more courteous parlance ...

... signalising his entrance into public life the invention shoe-buckle. He made an early companionship, he said, with the great Whig leaders, but s ...

... Conservative feeling is at this moment in undisputed ascendancy. Wo assert that it is victorious and so predominant that a Whig Government exists only the respect and deference pays to it. The real truth is, that the strength of the Conservative party ...