... be placed. We have—as Conservative —the best cause in the world; for it is not the cause of the Oligarchy, like that of the Whigs ; it is not a mere personal quarrel, similar to that which has caused tho Peelites to desert their principles, and assist in ...

... tbe Gal way subsidy. From one end of Ireland to the other the Galway contrast was looked upon as tbe fulfil- ment of the eld Whig cry, Justice to Ireland, and accordingly there is no measure to the indignation wiih which all ranks and parties there are ...

... made his great forensic speech for the d. fendant in the cele- brated case of Norton v. Lord Melbourne. Ou the return of the Whig party to office, in June, 1846, after tbe resignation ot tbe late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the cabinet and waa ...

... the Melbourne and Stockdale trials. His next promotion was not effected under kindly and graceful influences. Just before the whig government went out in 1841, and when the event was clearly foreseen by everybody, while struggled against by the holders of ...

... the quality of selfishness, and this was remarkably illustrated in the manner in which he attained the judicial bench. The Whig Government being in tottering condition, Lord Pllnkett was coerced to resign the post of Lord Chancellor of Ireland, to enable ...

... that the sole function of the House of Commons was to grant the supplies presented by the Government, and then break up. Whigs and Conservatives entirely agree npon this point. Lord Hotham and Mr. Ball are as resolute in favour of having the supplies ...

... talent in the Solicitor-General—a type of the species of W hig and Liberal lawyers. Never, writes a Liberal, were the Whigs so ill provided with recruits from Westminster Hall. Bethell being gone, there remained Atherton, Hcadlam, Mellor, and Collier ...

... authorities had taken precautions to prevent a more serious disturbance. The following is the close of the poll:—- Weguelin (Whig) 1379 Hill (Conservative) 789 Griffiths (Radical) 672 The Destruction of Birds.—ln the French Senate on Monday M. Bonjean read ...

... interests of the Whigs. He has repeatedly abandoned questions which he had previously supported order to make political capital; and whilst at one time he joined the Lichfield house compact with for the purpose of maintaining the Whigs power the votes ...

... had only just returned to Hamilton-place, from attending cabinet council, when the telegram arrived. There is to be another Whig peer. It is the intention of her Majesty, are told, by tbe advice of her responsible Ministers, to create the Hon. Sir ...

... occupiers, which defeated the wellcontrived schemes of Lord John Russell and the framers of the bill, to make the counties Whig as well as the boroughs. In the last ten years the duke had produced several historical works, and was engaged on one when ...

... shown that he caii rise superior to those narrow and cliquish considerations, which have too long been the great bane of the Whigs. As Sir Robert Peel remarked to the electors of Tarn- worth, on Wednesday, when referring to his own appointment, as well as ...