... and are not at the ssme time the picked men of many sections, Lord Aberdeen and hi* colleagues were. Predominantly of the Whig aristocratic class, they leave nut such men as Lord John Russell and Karl Grey ; and though see no probability, and certainly ...

... see Ireland raised, or the empire rescued from the portentous evil of degenerate class of senators, who, in the opinion of Whig cabinets, are to be sustained and tolerated the Lazzaroni of Liberalism. That the “popular” representatives of Ireland in the ...

... 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 ...

... Should the coarse of events again raise them topower they will not ejected without fair trial. Three years of Coalition and Whig role have arrested the coarse salatary domestic legislation, plunged the country into war,created popular discontent, made ...

... man, of good administrative ability but the party who have taken him up are not strong enough to carry the election. The Whigs are likely to join in supporting Fillmore. So far can anticipate, the trial of strength at the election will be between Mr ...