... touchstones of Liberal principle. Lord Harrowby:'s successor is a sound enough—although also aristocratic and exclusive enough Whig, and occasionally has fits of rather eccentric Liberalisi' He has lately made public appearance company j with the Indian ...

... Nemours. Toe two liberal peers, Lords Ellesmere and Fitz Nilliam seemed by their departure, to hint how the times of early whig struggles are receding into history. Lord Ansherst'a death reminded us of a different old passaze in our story of Chinese ...

... sinking ship, while it would have done them and their cause more credit to have stood by their champion.” It is said that the Whig landlords inteod to eontest the seats of Mr Cavendish’s colleagues when a chance occurs; and this quarrel among the Tories ...

... every sae of • so. (rye the Maram) a War. at Mae, AN ea The Abe et tel 4 air, dividend& Lots womb; s peessater to s poem at Whig The pie't'a temper bed be= .ma seas a. spa Ma mid wilt • W Mee. Xs bad htd se I.l.—Two Misr d tie 11th was late tbe IS* ...

... there may be no barrier between it and him—if the patronage of India is to be placed in the uncontrolled power of grasping Whig oligarchy, to be disponed of for the benefit of the younger sons of great families” and of their hangers-on and dependents—we ...

... attempted to evade. cannot, however, wonJer at the course which Mr. Buchanan is pursuing. The Americans have hitherto found Whig Ministers to be what the late Mr. Hume called ■squeezable articles. Fven the Premier, who so pugnacious towards small monarchies ...

... better than have him in his Cabinet and on the other hand, it must be admitted that Lord Clanricarde, though a traditional whig, and an able and an experienced man, is not precisely the person whom we should choose to succeed the retiring minister, He ...

... contempt. will admit that Mr. Coppock was clever, bold, and zealous. But his talent was tor intrigue, his ardour was tha» ' of a whig paid agent, and his daring was, in a poll i tical sense, svnonymous with an utter contempt scruple. Enlightened cynics have ...

... place in the county of Bucks. Till now it has been the practice to let one of She three sest. for the county be occupied by a Whig. Mr. Compton Cavendish lately filled that seat, but the hon. gentleman, on the prospect of be- coming a peer of the realm, ...

... thresh& mod have., mid shall he sol has with him the sees et ons amiss this militia& kern emir et his ? Them Wing hi vim, Whig& enlts,, Amadei, ship, or. you eke the sewed aed sassy with you the Mew INS to learree—.• TM is MOW& in Mr. ead&. admiallon ...

... e, and represented Liverpool for many years when he wrrs Lord Sr.ndon, in that character. How he crime to be a of a purely Whig government was never clearly explained, and Lis retirement consequently calls for little remark. His antecedents were least ...

... goodsociety.has not sentbiimto Coventry; of and if in the breadth of charity there has been material difference between the whig and the tory section, I don't -think that Lord PAaL;MusTo?- has any right to come in for 9g the monopoly of censure which should ...