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... member for Edinburgh in 1839, and became Secretary at War in the same year. Mr Macaulay did not long remain in office, for the Whigs were soon ousted Sir Robert Peel. In opposition Mr Macaulay’s voice was not often heard, but on one occasion he expressed himself ...
... Palertaking thelovelvit, to hear. without any net to the public, the whole charp of their !enjoin,: and practice provion- to Whig celled wit for active center. 2. The artillery corm will he exempt from *leant all these item., id ea The War tlttce oder to ...
... hereditary principles, which is another reason gravely urged against him, while in the same breath we are told he is a nominee of Whig Lords, are too preposterous arguments to he seriously considered. The cry of aristocratic nomination which has been insidiously ...
... A GONG: Harrah for the Forfarshire Totem It moms that they're all to be mid By three comnefted Whig plotters, Who purchme land votes with their gold I'm told : Tit a mighty big shame to behold ! or the rough Christian, Retires trot. the field with disgust ...
... alarm, to he emancipated only by • political reform of enormous magaitude—and he ends by advising them to take a measure which. Whig offered ago and which bears ma remniblance nor decent proportion to the project* he has been propounding in the interval. The ...
... them. another article the Argue says : —The sonouneensaust that the Hon. Charles Carnegie had been nominated by • court. of Whig noblemen to represent thin County, baa everywhere awakened among the independent electors a deep feeling of indignation No ...
... for some years previous to his elevation to the House of Lords. In politics. Lord Londesborough was stanch supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his title and extensive landed estates by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon, William ...
... IRELAND. The Northern Daily Whig” reports at great length the proceedings of great demonstration on behalf of the present system of Irish National Education, which was held in Belfast on Wednesday week. The meeting was convened by the Ulster National ...
... county in Parliament, ant! I ask for him your derided and cordial sapport -(great applause)-not May brans thecolours of a troy Whig- which were upheld by his grandfa!her, Sir David Carnegie, and by the late Lord Pannaurc. by the late Mr Home. and by the late ...
... explanations. ea be wee going to introdsce • Bill on the .object on the 911th of Fetnuary. thing ',Lich Mewed the difficulty of &Whig mth It We peemiesee bri b but Government lied • swam under for it punishment and prevention. THE TREATY WITH PRANCE. E.“ 7 ...
... to state to you my Mews. With respect to Parliamentary Reform, I trust that Government will take the earliest opportunity of Whig bdore the country moll • measure an by the of It basis. should set this important que.tion at rest some mem to come. my opinion ...
... Montagu° will Inspeitur of the Volunteer Forces in this United Kingdom. fries Courier. • .1 Police ronstabli informs the Norther. Whig that the night milicemen in Belfast have a weekly wage of to dillotg awl oghtpence. Colonel Kinkoh had pronounced the Berwickshire ...