... no reason to believe. In him, however, the Whig party bee lost a valuable man—one who knew the routine of place well, if be failed to estimate aright the responsibilities of power. He wax one upon •whom a Whig adusinistration could always rely, and his ...

... of abdicating his functions as leader of the Opposition, at least for the peesent. In the Lower House, it is said that the Whigs and Radicals are in total disagreement as to the details of the new programme of the Liberal party.—Wole. THR SHEFFIELD OLTRAt ...

... loaf to still his clamour. IN the clamorous contest which still raps in Edinburgh—where Greek meets Greek, and Liberal meets Whig, and in which strong to the very verge of the lie direct, and unsavoury accusations and epithets, are so general as hardly ...

... of Edinburgh, if entirely Whig, should .. . . elect the old Wh . Mr endeared to the influential Parliament House clique by quondam official loaves and fishes. Nor does it appear plausible that the enlargement of that Whig constituency byafarther i ...

... essayed in which, after the Berm cl Lords bad =Meal judgment epos widows is a reoath had beta slimed, width would hays the Whig to enotbsr anted I. tbs by the party. Attar hew* Lord. r espy, the Lord Prodded that the Court would UM time to the roes. ...

... era. The Whig Ministers, when first we knew them, warm and young, spokeout boldly in favour of spoliation; but the famous or infamous appropriation clause of the Bill of 1833 excited so much unpopularity that it was withdrawn. Whether Whig principles ...

... Warman Scotland is about to be Mowed with a State flearetary, and some Whig gentlemen is he rewarded for special Whig services by appointment to the mug berth, — and if so, what speed Whig gentleman is to he so rewarded, and what the said gentleman is to do ...

... is bogus* tine after the weed Mood, if he will allow to call bin so.' The words the aid I have used the Modesties before Whig sad Turf all agree at a certain worthberkieg, The had of Talleabgesun—the trash the words were sever fully as they an at ...

... ef weber by the were in readiness, whit:hem loss elleited With the empties little or no dsmsge the grease* damage to the la Whig by the of water *id the ailing and papering of the seder teems. There is so Dwain acounam relative to the evigia of the Ire ...

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... a thorough Whig race, as indeed are all the Greys, I think the present Earl—long known as Lord Howick —is a Conservative at heart; he never sits on the Whig or Government side of the House, though he generally occupies a place on the Whig side of the ...

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