... such note that Earl s reform cabinet as constructed, Graham was made first lord of the Admiralty. In ls:M seceded from the Whigs with the present Earl of i Derby the Irish Church Temporalities Act. these two statesmen not being prepared to far in the ...

... made his great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated cam of Norton v. Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party to office, in June, 1848, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the eabinet, and was ...

... predecessor n office, by acknowledging the wisdom of his policy and alleging that he had always said it 11/All tight. ' The Whig chiefs and the hundred throated press .of the Liberals tempurily lied away the reputation of the Conservative Miitisters : ...

... This added the traditional political knowledge of his noble house made him ihe great authority he has always been to the old Whig party. His talents were not those which induced himself take leading position in the debate of the house ; indeed such were ...

... existed at the present moment; for found it worked well for his party—which was not Whig, but a composite party—(laughter)—on administration formed of Manchester men, Whigs, Peelites, Liberals, and Radicals. They who were reformers, and the people of Bodmin ...

... 0001. for its The Greek reveroemeot, iii. Wed, reposes trident* the of Übe lees to the of the army es/ th e Aostrlas after Whig szpusu . MI or se rest eMiiM Ile lbes engine, sbled N s large somber Tided at the Royal Weft at Spandau. A is, days ego ire ...

... undermine the municipal rights of the jpeople. He wonld go back to tbo Poor Law Board Act, he scarcely recollected whether it was Whig or Tory, but be knew the tendency of it was to sap the municipal rights of the people. He was confident that if the police ...

... mettle of the borough, and to show Liberalism of what poor account it is now in the country. There was time, indeed, hen Whig and Radical were to certain extent national watchwords —when they a cause to upon and powerful leaders to give them position ...

... provisions of the bill, particularly that portion affecUng the 40*. freeholders, went to say that the present government, and the Whigs generally had, since 1832 pledged themselves to retrenchment and economy. Where was the proof? (Cheers.) It was true that they ...

... fee. of Priscilla Colmer, I shall feel obliged by your sending it to me at once. With regard to such on, and the discussion whig, our Board on the subject which gave rise » took place at y the resolution, I may now venture to remark on. pe conversant with ...

... Rooordenhip of Rory St. Ths edgiest seem of Bacb's in B raiser has just boss probated for tbe royal at Berlin. The banquet le the Whig whipper in, Sir Willis. Harts, at whin\ Lod Pahnerstos • ill preside, io hod for the Fehreary. A new Holyresd is to bs ...

... found for the constituency in the extreme north of the kingdom without disturbing that in tho extreme south. Mr. Gower being a Whig, and the brother of the President of the Council, was of course bound to sacrifice his own preferences to the good of his parly ...