... his essay on Milton, In the Edinburgh Mecieto, drew upon him the attention of the entire reading public. Tbt leaders of the Whig party, in acknowledgment rf his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay Commissioner of Bankruptcy. and iu 1830 he entered ...

... t jel da. in th. front of the akirt; and a pelerin. which eatisfied with the terms, arid would hire the store; but ■ ■ , ■ Whig leader had not attempted .nt.cip.ta the fall s.on of Italy by Austr , '.* nd O' ™ 000 “. ™ tl00 covers the half of th, ...

... we had already known him to posseas.”’ His talents were bo great, his writings so effective, and influence strong that the Whigs obtained for him (this, suppose, most have been the Coalition Ministry) appointment as Commissioner of Bankrupts, and iu 1830 ...

... medium and fine qualities tin y must conilnue to rely on the Irish and the Belgian faraiers. Tills fact is put forward the Whig Mr. William Charley, to quiet the apprehensions of those who Imagined that founding an Indian company the manufacturers were ...

... EXCHANGE—Yesterday, Consols Money. Now Threes. Where shall find Chancellor of the Exchequer? Mr. D'lbrabli does not please the Whigs—Mr. GIaI3TONE does not please the Tories, and if wait until we get one who will please both, the progress in the financial ...

... the elite of the Liberal party. is said that opportunities will taken at these to soothe the amour propre of more than one Whig magnate, who fancied was indispensable to Lord Palmerston’s Cabinet; but of course one distinguished ststesman has been more ...

... {From the Morning Uerald.) There is reason to believe tb»t the Whig Government are in considerable difficulties about their Christmas bilb, and that their creditors, the British public, mast expect only a very moderate compromise of their out-standing ...

... act as if the preseat were the be-all and tbe end-all of his political efforts. Sorely it ought to have suggested itself the Whig leaders that unless they were prepared with a substitute for the Conservative measure, they were playing a very dange- game; ...

... safely promise the Whig-Radical Ministry « great and timely relief, and the country sound measure, which must consolidate, instead impairing or shaking, oar present institutions. The gain, anyhow, would be sure one. The venture of Whig-Radical sop, in order ...

... In the Cabinet their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father ; because when one reflects on the conduct of the Whig Government the revolution of 1848, who, means of our Consul Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed secret service ...

... Protestant element in the Constabulary it is full time they should bestir themselves, and impress upon the Governmeot, whether Whig or Tory, through their representatives Parliament, the necessity of holding out some inducement to the respectable Protestant ...

... been to Sir Charles Wood and bis congenial and blandering associates in tbe Indian Connell. has been tbe peculiar fate of tbe Whigs, all times, to exhibit deplorable want of tact and success in dealing with Ireland; and since tbe reign of James onr days, ...