... unobtrusive arbitrator. He was to his friends in the public arena, indeed, what blue and buff are to their general following. No Whig Cabinet ever yet stood for two sessions which was not countenanced by the Russells. And the late Duke was head of the Russells ...

... one or two guns. The Bill was passed. • sorrrintax ACCOUNT OP TIM OP NULL'S RUN. The following account is from the Richmond Whig of the 2nd inst. The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and small Held-pieces at eight o'clock in ...

... pleasure than any subsequent success life. He served for three months in the campaign, aud bis return was the same year nominated Whig candidate for the legislature; but the county being democratic he was beaten, though his own election precinct gave bim votes ...

... sons; and among his daughters two are to the Hoi*.E-Dtrneombe, MJP.and the other to Colonel Baring. Like many of the young Whigs, he was educated at Westminster School. From there- went to Queens-College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...

... Gladstone could so far. tram himself to the duties of his position as to s^. ? /ome rule of this Mnd,-to find some average Whig mind.among .his colleagues/and make it the uam Pohcy*-if could resolve ?nMn- or T ard flan 8' that he cannot make not only ...

... for distinction at the English bar, which about this time powerfully affected the young Scottish Whigs. His earliest associates London were those Scotch Whigs to whom the name of Campbell had a fine Presbyterian flavour. He very soon joined club of Sons ...

... manifest. Long and loud were the cheers on the Government side when the fact was fairly brought out, Whigs and Radicals all cheered, from the smug Whig doctrinaire who shoves his knees into the of the Ministers down to the broadest and most uncom- promising ...

... to the present Government. long seen that the separation between those mem- bers of the aristocracy, who represent the old Whig party and the representatives of the manufacturing towns who reall represent the democrac was only a question o ime The Radicals ...

... two years afterwards w.s returned for Car- lisle on Whig principle ;. His abilities scon became appa- rent after he entered tho House ot Commons, and 1.0 w.i deemed a great acquisition to tho Whigs, a p litical ?arty then hourly gaining strength in tho ...

... all jostled together. And of the politicians, there were — the aristocratic Tory of the ancient school — the old Whig and the modern Whig— the extreme Radical and the moderate Radical — the Liberal Conserva- tive, and the Conservative without a prefix ...

... the city of London. For at least forty years he has been prominently before his country, as representing the aristocratic Whigs in the party of progress; and he has taken a prominent part in all the great measures of political, religious, social, and ...

... were made my father. Mr. Clay—Have you noticed tbat when the Whigs were office they promoted more Whigs than Tories; and that when the Tories were office they promoted more Tories than Whigs; certainly think so, and bave not noticed any difference between ...