... the young barrister, and of his relationship to Zachary Macaulay, the Whigs appointed him to a com- missionership of bankruptcy. In 1830 he became a member of parliament in the Whig interest, representing the borough of Calne. In this capacity, and holding ...

... Commons. But this suggestion, however agreeable to the Whigs, will hardly find favour with their Radical co-adjutors, and they are not position to hold their places without these votes. The Whigs may there-! fore after all be compelled to much further ...

... invitation to Windsor Castle soon ever he was sufficiently re- covered from bis indisposition leave home, says one of tbe Whig oracles. He rerur.ir.ed till Friday morning. On that day the Queen and Prince Consort dined with the Dnchess of Keut at Frogruore ...

... Liberal party. It is said that opportunities will be taken !at tbese re unions to soothe tbe amour propre of more than one Whig magnate, who fancied be was indispensable to Lord Palmerstou's Cabinet; but, of course, one distinguished Statesman has been ...

... Westbead then referred the large measure of political liberty all enjoy, whether we are called by the name of Tory, Radical, or Whig, and said we have to rejoice especially at this time, for we look around and see tbe state of neighbouring nations, we cannot ...

... then referred to the large measure of political liberty we all enjoy, whether we are called by the name of Tory, Radical, or Whig, and said we have to rejoice especially at this time, for when we look around and see the state of neighbouring nations, we ...

... deposited there some twenty years or more. The fragments are in the possession of the police. SraorLAß Derivation of the Epith_t Whig. — Every reader of modern political history remembers the initials of the statesmen that went to the formation of the catch ...

... present age as prevailed among the borough; mongers of the past. Nevertheless we suppose there is to be a Reform Bill; and the Whig party are devising their ingenuity so to cook and serve up this political dish in the coming session as best to secure their ...

... Udl, X €. ?? and Mrs. Noble ; Bradford, J. Pratt ; P.itherhaa , Outwin ; Sheffield, Hornce-Ve ; York, Raimei fc Co. ; Thrrsk, Whig-l ; Wakefisld, Mountain and Tavlor ; Norvhallei-on, W. Warrior, Chymist ; and aay be obt-i-txl from all respecta-lo t* ?? K ...

... whether in the House of Commons or in the House of Lords, his Lordship was one who was somewhat in advance of the old school of Whigs, and even of Lord John Russell, their constitutional chief. Lord Londesborough was in favour of the ballot and short Parliaments ...

... 5 p.m. The usual summons on the eve ef the session has been addressed hy Lord Palmerston to his supporters, and Liberals, Whigs, and Conservatives are mustering in full force, ia order to he present at the great parlia- mentary campaign -which is to opes ...

... supporters in the peers, were not distinguished by any peculiar feature. The Queen's speech was read and commented upon ; and the Whigs and Liberals atCambridge House, and at tbe Earl of Granville's were loud in their approval of the ministerial policy. The movers ...