... thousand regular troops, sixteen thousand police, and the Orangemen of Ulster, with Lord En- niskillen at their head. The Whigs wvanted a Foreign Secretary. Lord Granville had not the talents for the office ; circumstances had rendered Lord Palmerston ...

... redistribution of the representa- tion, it was not so popular as it soon after became by the adhesion of several very distinguished Whig leaders; and he had more than once to stand upon the privileges of the House to save himself from a prosecution for sedition ...

... prdfessed to do was to edit a magazine, I which represented Scottish feelings capon literature. Politics waretthen in a chaos. The Whigs, emanci- pated fromna ?? thraldom, were tiesolent in their' triumph. Trescuted-persecitted-outlawed-re- I veiling in Menus ...

... Scotch study is iot against their aspiring to it. LORD BouuGstAmn-Are you aware that, in 1806, it was part of the plan of the Whig Government of that day to revive the office of Chancellor of Scot- land? No; I was not aware of that. LoRD PRESIDENT-4What ...

... the floor an inanimate lump of in- e carnate cowar dice, and most glorious exemplar of the ti -man of peace. The Richmond Wh/ig says- As n e will be seen by telegraph, Mr Brooks, of South Caro- ti -lina, after the adjournment of the Senate on yester- ...