... thgif way clearly aleag > ufa pith, they took rank, U virtue of iMi wealth, position, ud wmwHom, among* (be of the arlstocratio Whig seatiea. the Tavistoek added title., ud earldom Bedford became a The fint due ill sis spirited uunr to low 11., when the fort ...

... entered life as a strong Tory, but, hsufnu. AIhw w. 6 ?? ?? aid oninrged until he might'have been classed amongst the advanced Whigs. He, however, never mingled in party politics, and butrarelyvoted at'parliamentary or municipal elections. Distinguished for ...

... take vhat little credit thero Is due to him, tor hc was not a very prointuent miemarr of thc 1Ministry. Ire split from the Whigs bec-ue he ri-fused to tahenany part in reproving that ?? in- reland-the, Irish Protestant Establishment, whic a injnstice still ...

... choicest spirits of what was then the choicest literary society of Edinburgh. He cast in his lot with the young men who professed Whig politics, and was Conse- quently less familiar with Scott and his immedile associates than with grave, statistical Francis ...

... fame of its author as a, parliamentary orator. Pitt died Within the year; with his death his party web broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Gren- Ville, came into office. in. this ministry, which is familaly known as that of all the talents,, Lord ...

... system of canvassing, not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of their oppenont, Whig or Tory, but to meet everyone on the high ground of principle and moral worth. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR CARLISLE. In Monday's ...

... history of the last half century we find the name of Lord Lansdowne actively associated with all the leading measures of the Whig party- such as the abolition of slavery, which he at first advocated in 1807, and again by specific motion in 1814 and in 1821 ...

... spirits of what was then the chloicest literary society of E dinburglh. He cast in his lot with the youllg men who professed Whig politics, aild was conse. quently less familiar with Scott and his immediate associates thall with grave, statistical Francis ...

... any sum larger than odd tei thousand, and even he was softened down by fev well-timed compliments from Sir Robert Peel. Thi Whig* st last got fairly into the saddle—as a bod] they were lost to the cause of retrenchment an ...

... Tuesday oven- cx Ing. The following is an extract; from the honeor- b, able gentleman's speech, as reported by the Not-thems Ii ,Whig,g- The Oraongamen of Belfast were now fairly it called on by their principles and opinions to come cI forward between this ...

... statesmen have tr of been able to be to their husbands. She fr di Igwas born and educated in the most brilliant d he period of the Whig aristocracy, and amongst e) its most accomplished families. She was t1 econnected by a double marriage with the w ?? family ...

... osay -on Milton, in the Cc Edstnwivg Reidkw, drew upon him the attentioni of , the entire readng publlo. 'The leaders of the Whig hi party, fn acknowledmext ef his literary superiority, 1 appointed Mr.: Macaulay a coiwnlissioner of bank- w ruptcy, and in ...