... that an essayist of no ordinary brilliancy had atisen to instruct and anomie the reeding public. Ere long the readers of the Whig party, in recognition of his intellectual superiority, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, a Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and ...

... feria( of all classes orating Ifeglasd taking say part in the contest then rag rig hems., Fresco and Orre• dinia and Austria. Whig and Tory, Liberal sod Radical each demanded from kis representative • pledge that be would oppose say attempt to embroil England ...

... alteration of bolidines at th•Cdsoty Luastis Asylum at Farston, he reseinded.-2sd. That the Court do approve of a contract Whig entered lotto by the visitor. of the County Lunatic arylvm for the purchase of acres of lend or thereabouts of Michael Miller ...

... the Cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father ; because, when one reflects on the (+lnduct of the Whig Government in the Revolution of 1848, who, by means of our Consul at R tme, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed secret ...

... characterises the whole of his life and writings, but it is the unity of Whig principles. He was too well informed to sink below Whig professions, and he date not soar above Whig practice. At college, probably, he discarded what is ordinarily called faith ...

... a novelist, has been for many years a member of the Church of the New Jerusulem. The late Lord Macaulay was the third great Whig statesman who had commenced a history of the Revolution of 1688, and had failed to finish hi. task. Mr. Fox and Sir James ...

... to b-. The limits of the franchise were virtually fined when the Whig. came into once, Tb• Tories have tacitly agreed to yield there, the country has consented to accept them, and the Whigs exist officially to carry them oat. Thus far the matter is considered ...

... see cited by Mr. Parr, awl to prevent the incon•entence winch oessionatly arose io consequenee °filo destodeas priori' 'bent Whig pored: and he pointed out bow tow the 111th Isle 'bleb wY Ruined from the set somewhat explained and souttreed the meth* he ...

... it yields is by 110 means in proportion with the large amount expended in its erection. At this time Mr. Moberly professed Whig principles, but being at the same time of extreme evange ical tendencies, he opposed with all his might the claims of the Catholics ...

... quarrel soon ensued between them, s od blows pan e d ail a light ettaresese the (westerner to who struck is the but pleas sot Whig very clear. At say raietha deceased hetes* moth irritated, and in her pawns she threw a tehle-knife at the prisoner, wheels ...

... number to negotiate the sale of their votes, and then the votes of parties of freemen were sold to the highest bidder, be he Whig or Tory. Such disgraceful acts cannot f a il to bring contempt upon our repreeentstive system, and call loudly for powerful ...

... Romanian, to the committal of teebury to the Tower. Him subsequent acquittal, when tried for weesou, wan celebrated by the Whigs, who universally wore a medal in honour of the eocasiou,..4 circumstaisoe which would hove been forgotten for the poem of Drycles ...