... thousand five re-echoed on ods are dead.” 4 Bulwer at- gored me! on the fall of + by tim, en ed an imy- pot a d Melbourne of the Whig a seat at however, dg- s a ars Bee In the meantime, Bulwer had gained hie first decided on the stage. It is said that then ...

... first chief of the Whigs who wore a crown, came Erastianism into the Scottish church in that subtle, and systematic form which it assumed after the Revolution Settlement, and that to the Erastian element which the Revolution Whigs systematized, do we ...

... the best , and of method of” deali | This with this great national ove of vast social im bo party question —it with which Whigs and Tories—if such men there be— Conservatives and Liberals—Ins and Outs are equally concerned. A Derbyite, a Peel- a Manchester ...

... gentleman's motion would have followed him into the lobby. But only think of the exhibition—a Radical member offering to a Whig Government half the privileges of the House, and eliciting the response, No, thank you, we will not so far impose upon your ...

... misermaster. FEARLEKS SPEAR INO.—A Tory laa bold open bandit who avows bin trade and all &anon, doing at handeonie and thing.. Whig in MT waking pickpoaet. pretending tei elegance and honesty while: dirty renenled In the Neagate Caleselar.—nleaeinal ir (70 ...

... destruction. How is the Queen's Government to be carried on? The Conservatives cannot do it without Conservative institutions. The Whigs cannot do without. such popular concessions as would leave Whiggery with nothing but the name. We assume that there is no hope ...

... addressing himself to the Duke of Bedford im that letter of his, the most memorable epistle that was ever addressed to the great Whig chief, “that at every upward step, at every point in his progress, he had been called upon to produce his passport to fame ...

... persons to represent them in Partin! ment, men who, with a varnish of Liberalism, are in reality nothing more than fossilized Whigs at heart. ...

... entirely destroyed; the engine-house (with the exception of • pottiou of the root, which slightly datilageal), and some adjoining Whig the only parte of the entire works which were raved. There wore aunt 489 looms in the factory, giving employ anent to about ...

... political questions are scarcely so advanced as those of Lord John Russell, Mr. Buchanan is in point of fact nothing more than a Whig of the old school. We know of no other man, unless it be Mr. Adam Black of Edinburgh, who embodies PO well that now worn-out ...

... orgarised clique on the other. (Cheere.) Rut lam not ashamed of my position -when I know that I stand higher than the of the Whig party, Lord Melgupd, did at that ehotion. I pulled nearly double the votes my friend Mr. Blackburn did when he stood in the ...

... meeting has dwindled into a baker's dozen—thirteen members were, it seems, all who obeyed the call of the Lord Advocate. The Whig organ is wroth with Mr. D. M'Laren for having thus unmasked the important and somewhat mysterious paragraph; and though it ...