... Palk. In his politics he was decided Whig, in favour of Bank, of protection to American manufactures, of internal improvements at the cost of the national Government, and of the other cardinal articles of the Whig creed, all of which are now obsolete ...

... Government should be that vernment is to be treated— if that is the wa: is the way that a tried, old, staunch friend of the Whig Go- Coan eld advocate of the Great Western Railway pany ia to be Mr. Darvil then I say the assembly dispersed. I then withdrew ...

... and N | he (Dr. Lee) thou t simply an honestly—as all Whigs did St | {a laugh]—that tl e Tories would have the wisdom to keep 1d say among themselves, ‘‘ The al » |, themselves quiet, and wou! » | Whigs are in sorrow and trouble ; we have nothing to do s| ...

... the view of perpetuating M afomily” act upon it, can only be reprded a matter choice. . . We observe that Mr. Beaumont, the Whig candidate for Newcsstle-upon-Tyne, has been returned by considerable majority over Mr. Contain, the advanced Liberal, the ...

... steady patron. Mr. Francis became a pupil of Chantrey, and was subsequently introduced by Mr. Coke to the leading men of the Whig party, of whom he was during the whole of his career the special sculptor. He was a great favourite with William IV., and was ...

... WINDSOR COUNTY COURT. This court was held on Thursda: y last, before James Whig- The attorneys in attendance were Messrs. Vols and Pa , of Windsor, and Barrett, of Eton. No member of the bar was in attendance. The number of causes eet down for trial was ...

... assigned for this. The question had been made between the Whigs and the Conservatives stepping-stone to office, and the Conservatives having come to the level of the Whigs, the Whigs were obliged to be Whigs and something more [laughter]. The two parties differed ...

... hon. baronet, having represented to the Queen the from the Royal iency, on various public grounds, of nce certain ladies of Whig and Radical con- 10 have for some time occupied the chambers of the palace, and performed sundry services in the household ...

... with any one man’s name, and Lord John Bussell has always maintained that it bad the effect of destroying the symmetry of the Whig measure. In 1836 the marquis obtained select committee in the House of Commons for the consideration of the grievances and ...

... bis public career in the Lower House, voted all occasions with the Whig party, and although an unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures the Whig Governments. On the death his fotber, in October, 1839, he sncceeded ...

... disposed to sanctiou a and £lO franchise, a measure brought forward by Lord John Russell, sanctioned a large section of the Whig party, and supported, I believe, by your late representative, and every shade of politics down to John Bright. I should be ...

... The Northern Whig presents the following satisfactory report : The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, as has ever been the case when prices ran into extremes, some of the holders of hay have been caught in the reaction. Only a short time has passed ...