... flo“n‘::-lhqbdonm As & party ‘matier was even & stronger temptation to support the proposed resolution. It was to be moved by a whig, which indicated division of dd-hlh!l!:hdamvhwfil government. It was (o be supported by an setive uumm-mi’mu '-lunhdlhld-h:'— ...

... patriotic tone, there is a subtle poison in the cup. Of course we do not refer to his mere political principles. His historical Whig gery is very much like what passes under the name of Con- servatism now-a-days ; and, if it were not, it is not on such a ground ...

... his essay on Milton, in the Edin- burgh Review, drew upon him the attention of the entire reading public. Tbe leaders of the Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay a Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in 1830 he entered ...

... his essay on Milton, in the Edin- burgh Review, drew upon him tbe attention of the entire reading public. The leaders of the Whig party, iv acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay a Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in 1830 he entered ...

... patriotic tone, there is a subtle poison in the cup. Of course we do not refer to his mere political principles. His historical Whig- gery is very much like what passes under the name of Con- servatism nowadays ; and, if it were not, it is not on such a ground ...

... Baronet yvas the head of a family which has on more than one occasion taken an active part iii Suffolk politics in the old' Whig interest. Death of a well-known Actuary. — We have to announce the death of John Finlaison, Esq., (he celebrated actuary and ...

... purpose. On Thursday, however' the** akirmishe* swelled into regular battle. party s4 the Conservative* aud a number of the old Whigs, with whom tbe bill 110 means popular, coalesced, snd planted themselves to defend every passage into the House, and protect ...

... Some at least of the liberals are wavering ; and it s an awkward featare of the case for the govern@ent that Mr. Pulier, s whig, is to lead the van of attack, by moving the following as an amendwment upon the Clhancellor oI‘IL Exchequer’s resolytions— ...

... of war the measure, the bill is certain fo be Lord Mooteagle, the suthor of the motion, is not the culy deserter from the Whig ranks on this fi The Marquie of Lanedowns, Lord uh.‘* men of standing in the A stated, are to vole against m 08 & waste of m ...

... Watlington and others, the whig } the disgraceful state of the Essex een as others, greatly upon their chairman’s head. He wa: do all in my offending members in the whole question, an and elsewhere, instead of their whig opponents bei ng in that an ut ...

... an increase—that it hat arisen from the unseasonable nature of tbe weather. Me. Gladstone and thi Cablton Club.— (Northern Whig) learn from private source of information, on which we can place every reliance, that on the 21st inst. Mr. Gladstone withdrew ...

... all, than the want of candour with which tbe Secretary-at-War attempts to justify it. Mr. Sidney Hf.kbebt is a Whig— a purity- loving Whig : he is moreover a member of the Gladstone section of the Liberal party, whose special qualiiications serve so fitly ...