... been adopted. They would find on refer- ring to past history that Lord Palmerston was a tory under Perceval, a whig under Lord Grey, a whig and something more under Lord Melbourne. He was now at the head of affairs, and he (Sir John) thought he might ...

... quitting the Queen's service, after having held office for so many years under a Whig Minister. We believe the next session will, however, solve the mystery, and the quondam Whig Comp- troller of the Household, having succeeded to the peerage and be- come ...

... has occurred, and there are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the present member, in the Whig interest, and Captain C.J. B. Hamilton, who was formerly member of the borough of Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. Mr ...

... must henceforth regard the Sepoys as their most bitter and implacable enemies. We lud had from time to time whig and tory governments and whig and tory governors-general of India. We had never had a radical government yet, and we were not likely to get ...

... Only say You'll give me a chance to be minister 1 Don't say nay, 0 premier sharp and sinister! I've the name of an ancient whig, Which than anything feudal is better; I've run full many a rig— I've written a Durham letter. It's perfectly clear and true ...

... time M.P. for Maldon, Conservative; Mr. J. Gurdon Rebovv, of Wivenhoe-park, adjacent to the borough, who professes moderate Whig principles, but is a churchman Mr. Hamilton, a barrister on the Home Circuit, Conservative; and Mr. Havens, a non-practising ...

... Edinburgh Review has ceased to be the organ of the Whig party, and has become the ministerial organ. We say the ministerial organ, because in a thick and thin support of the present minister, whether against whigs or radicals, the Review is alone, quite unattended ...

... relishing the epithet applied to his journal, made Mr. Relph say, he considered it the organ of the moderate party termed Whigs, -called Mr. Relph's classification of the Mon- mouthshire press curious, and styled itself the organ of the country. Mr ...

... presented Ashton in parliament these last twenty-two years. The late member for Ashton-under- Lyne has been described as of whig principles inclining to radicalism. He contested the borough without success in 1832; but in 1835 he was returned. On the ...

... English midland counties. The movement has already elicited a considerable amount of opposition, both from the conserva- tive and whig organs, on these grounds, among others, that the burghs are not called upon or entitled to agitate for any change in the r ...

... committee. It is no secret that Mr. Roebuck is looked upon in the House of Commons as a pretender, who does the work of the whigs in the disguise of a reformer. The Dispatch says We are informed that the new government offices are to cost five millions ...

... improving the condition of the poor on his property. As a politician be exercised an important influence as chairman of the Whig Club at York. MR. JUSTICE JACKSON.—This excellent judge died on Sunday evening. A more humane judge never adorned the Irish ...