... year sent Parliament by Edinburgh. He accepted office in the Melbourne Administration Secretary at War, and went out with the Whig party. 1815, on the proposition to increase the Maynooth grant, he made the memorable speech that lost him his seat two years ...

... his phalanx of country gentlemen to the assault. It is true that some Irish members who supported Lord Palmerston and the Whigs in Opposition may desert them now they are in power, though it remains to be seen whether all who supported Mr Disraeli during ...

... lamented leader in his Free Trade policy, and, finally, adopting still more liberal principles and becoming a member of the Whig party. The seat is, it is said, to be contested by the Conservatives. In addition to those changes in the composition of the ...

... hopeless, of Parliamentary (.trnggle i» greater than five months ago The hostility of the Edinburgh clique, who' whether Tory or Whig, assume to dupose of »U Scottish matters, is just what't was andn . o It ia to be presumed that the members . , sent Government ...

... Immediately after followed Lords Carlisle and Granville, the venerable Marquis of Lansdowne, and a whole host of the loaders of the Whig party; but it is noticeable fact that, with the exception of lx>rd Stanley, not a single Conservative of note was observed ...

... the Treasury, by saying that his abolition had been carried by the vote of a young member, connected by special ties with the Whig Houses but that the member in question had never, till this day, been placed on another Committee, and never would, till he ...

... started 1806 and continued till it was merged in the Herald 1832. was, during its whole career, an unflinching advocate of Whig or Liberal principles. Nor was it deficient either in spirit or ahilitv. It was one of the fir„t Scotch newspapers to give ...

... and Belfast In a highly eulogistic notice of his performance in Tom Tay lor’s new play-“ The Fool’s Revenge,” the Northern Whig say3 _ is altogether a splendid piece of acting, eliciting the enthusiastic applause of the auditor}'. One reading deserves ...

... now asked to put faith in the wild and improvident propositions now before the House. (Cheers.) Denouncing the management of Whig Government and Budget since 1852, he asserted, that they showed how dangerous it was to carry on political economy the government ...

... With the Lord Justice Clerk on the one hand, and the present Lord Advocate on the other—the virtual heads of the respective Whig and Tory lawyer cliquesagainst us, we do not expect much help from Edinburgh ; yet, it would be well that a newspaper like ...

... first French Revolution, and the dead political lull that ensued, hardly anybody looked for a bold measure, even from the Whigs with Earl Grey their head. The country, therefore, was agreeah y surprised by the proposal of franchise, accompanied with the ...

... who have every desire to regulate force the whole affairs of the public according to their own will and pleasure. —NortherH Whig. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Barov Gbkfpie, president of the deputation to the French Government from the iuhabitants of Havoy, favour ...