... heirs—Hookham. Why shouldn't he marry again? I often say to him, Ringwood, why don't you marry, if its only to disappoint that Whig fellow, Sir John. You are fresh and hale, Ringwood. You may live twenty years, five and twenty years. If you leave your niece ...

... that Sir R. Carden allowed himself to be inveigled into a candidate- ship for Marylebone, as he might have been sure that the Whigs and Radicals would not prolong their struggle to the close of the poll so as to allow of the possibility of a Conservative ...

... the utter loss of character, he and his]colleagues have sus. tained by their vacillation and sacrifice of principle-if the Whigs ever had any beyond conspiring for power, and sticking to it when obtained-forbid any such cal. culation. The coalition of ...

... doubtful if, after all, it may not, as others anticipate, prove a failure. It is only a species of tricky device, for which the Whigs are so famed, for eking out Government; it is seldom a bold straightforwacd policy to which they resort, but one ever on the ...

... will he so in his case. In the few breezes stirred up, he has had to come off with a great deal of abuse, in common with the Whig crew; and it is doubtful, indeed, if he would be the selected helmsman in the event of the people expressing a desire for Reform ...

... joy (hear, hear). A £ 10 county franchise in many ounties would give them just the vote3 they wanted to beat Conservative or Whig candidates. Mr. E. taines's measure especially would enfranchise those who would assist them to the whole charter (hear, hear) ...

... made his great forensiC speech for the defendant in the celebrated case of N ortol1 v. Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party t° office in June, 184G, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the Cabinet, and appointed ...

... after' being two months in equatorial latitudes, would present, to use Lord C&- RENCE PAGET'S. words, a bottom like a lawyer's whig; she would not steer, and would become entirely useless.I That being -the case,-whilst'we build Wariers to com- pete with ...

... and two years afterwards he was returned for CarHsle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs. In 1830 he was elected representative for the county, ...

... Palmerston to be a Whig, but he is manifesting a desire to be as conservative as Lord Derby himself. Of Earl Russell's present politics, the least said the better; Lord Stanley, the hope of the house of Derby, is claimed by Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals ...

... sermon was preached by the Rev, H. Milward, prebandary of Wells and perpetual curate of Paulton. A CLIQUE OF WHIGS NOT THE LIBERAL PARTY.—The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true and natural aristocracy of the nation; they are the descend- ants ...

... service again, if not in all their pristine beauty, at least, with some degree of attraction to those who pin their faith to Whig professions, not having profitted by past experience. Peace—the country is, fortunately, at peace with all the world, and therefore ...