... least of singu- larities is its being issued by Ridgway, the hereditary old Holland-house man, althuugh 1t smashes the new Whig idol, or tool, or whatever he is—Williams of Kars. This is the real narrative of the real battle by the real hero, General ...

... perly understood, exclades the of the South, who bave succeeded in pre-cecupving the name and applying it to themselves. If “ Whig and “Tory” be a perpetmation of the barbarous siang of obscure factions, Democrat and“ Repubiieen” area stand- lng Monament ...

... 000 are in Ulster. Mr Pye, gentleman from Ipswich, gave an outline of a new process in the preparation of flax. * Northern Whig.’ ...

... Barebones. So with the Whigs. The only one of tolerable dimensions In the Reform era was Althorpe, who was pretty much of tbe stamp of Sir Francis Baring, or Mr E. Ellice, of Coventry, the only real sample of the old Foxite Whig now living. What with the ...

... governmental fabric. On the contrary, Pitt was the first to conceive the project of Parliamentary Reform, at the time when the Whig oligarchs had no relish for the change; and it was only when they found themselves wholly excluded front office that the d ...

... the resignation of the Earl of Somers. I have not, as yet, heard who likely to fill the vacancy; but there are several young Whig noblemen very well qualified to be Lord Somers’s successor. Lord Coke and Lord Suffield are mentioned; both are young, well ...

... offenders from the pen of Lord Brougham. Lord Cockburn says that when Lord Lansdowne took office the death of Mr Canning, the Whigs were wtfoiced, because they felt sure that he would be guided by Mr Abercromby and Mr. Kennedy. Lord Brougham says that he ...

... nearly all parts of the country there is a highly favourable expression of opinion regarding it, and although the Edinburgh Whigs as a body treat the 'propersals which Dr Begg has brought before the public with the affected contempt which they manifest ...

... President Madison, and en- joyed a considerable intimacy with his uncle, in whose family he resided. In politics he is an Old- Line Whig, though not long since he volunteered a communieation in the Union testifying to the good opinion whici, President Madison ...