... year his on ‘kine have readered bim one of the most in the the first of the series supports and ornaments of that work. By the Whig Government he was made a shortly did good service to his party in the of Calne in the reformed to be was returned the he was ...

... statements were so highly coloured that they sometimes amounted to what might be called untruths. He viewed everything an old Whig, and is. par excellence the historian of that party, and writes from their .pointrof view. should say that his essays and his ...

... had been described by Macaulay night between two brilliant days.’* lo the reign of Queen Anne, literature was fostered both Whig and Tory, but in the reign of the first Walpole cared more for coarse jest that told for his party than for all the poetry ...

... his sestsrnsl oaols, Ur. William John DenUon, who to him tbs balk of his immense wealth. In Lord Londesboroagh was sopportar Whig party. it aasosadsd to his title end extonnse landed property by Ms eldest tea by his Hon. William Henry Forester Dsoison, ...

... Conservatives to the power, in February, 1852, Mr. Baines resigned his office; but it was again pressed upon him when the Whigs returned to the Government the December of that year, and he held till August, 1855, when he spontaneously resigned it. bad ...

... circumstances under which Mr, Overend had retired, after ascertaining the feeling of bis brother magistrates, of all parties, Whig, Tory, and Radical, after 'earning the opinion of the various members of Parliament in the three ridings—he had hoped that ...

... to put some check on all the underhand influences that are at work to foist the nominees of the aristocracy into place. The Whigs in this respect have been fully on par with the Tories. Both parties turned it to good account, and made capital out of it ...

... Wednesday at the Northumberland Assixes an action fer libel was brought by Mr. Wilson, an iron manufacturer and leader of the Whig party in Berwick, against Mr. Richard B. secretary, Mr. Joseph Cowen, jun., treasurer, and Mr. James Oitmour, one of the executive ...

... bis mission” was to enforce the reasonable requirements of the assembled prelates of Ireland,” which bad been spurned by the Whigs.” Extraordinary Care of Attempted Murder.—At the Worcester assizes, on Thursday, John Williams was charged with attempting ...

... Public discussions on Parliamentary Kefurm have greatly tended of late to simplify the question, and Conserva- tives and Whigs have approached each other so close- ly that the difference between them has become ex- ceedingly small. In consequence of ...

... Mr. Maoartby on the qui vice. “Viscount Campden stands The O'Donogbne and lou committee. Issue addresspastoral, Pope, anti-Whig. I will be hustings.” On this hint, Mr. spake, and went thoroughly into the election but is only fair to state that Mr. held ...

... could not object to bill which would band over to Democrats seats which were now occupied by Whigs. He should lament, however, to see the Constitutional Whig influence destroyed that House. should not oppose the second reading of the bill, trusting that ...