... Waited apparently without the prospect of a rise. © Attorney-General,. however, was not to be trifled with, And ¢ ay, a © Whigs saw the necessity of providing for him in some hd the Irish Chancellor was accordingly consulted, in the at he would resign ...

... Liberal party finds that, out of its heterogeneous divisions, there is no chance for any man who does not boast the pure old Whig aristocratic connexion. All this must, and in fact does at this moment, imperil the stability of the present administration ...

... their merits recognized by discerning relations during the Whig Paradise of the last thirty years Take care of Dowb, was the celebrated telegraphic despatch to the Crimea of a certain Whig Secretary for War, on his entrance into office. The excellent ...

... those means few individuals who first signed the address invitieg the Lord Mayor to stand, and then, for reasons which the Whigs know well how to apply, turned round and voted against him. Their names ought to be gibbeted throughout England. But notwi ...

... who had a fair claim to this a3 Mr. Denman being the only name of importance th@ jy i excepted. From this time forward the Whigs gradu ove creased in power, and Campbell determined to imp? chances by trying for a seat in Parliament. He accor presented ...

... in all professions, and this distinguishing peculiarity can he traced in their opposing tendencies. In politics, we have the Whig and the Tory ; in medicine, the allopath and the homeopath ; in ait, (lie pre-Kaphaelite and the anti-pre-Raphaelifc schools; ...

... bistpuh.i • e* r iu the Lower House, voted on all occ .sion> the Whig pa* tv. and. aldiough an nnfrequent spt aker iu the lim e of Peers, invariably supported the views and mensu e- df the Whig Governments. On the death of his fa: her. in October, 1839, he ...

... compliment the sister country, but to conciliate public feeling there, which at the present moment is unequivocally hostile to Whig rule. Yesterday, for the first time for five and thirty years, the House of Commons met for the despatch of business on the ...

... the Liberal candidate, was pro posed by Mr. K. Hodgson, M.P., and seconded by Mr. He described the contest as one between Whig and Tory. The only point on which he was not entirely in accord with the Liberal party being on the question of Church-rates ...

... Government for a year, to be again defeated by a combination of the Whig and Radical factions ; but what we desire is that the country should thoroughly realize this fact, that since the Old Whig party have very happily fallen out with their strange bedfellows ...

... he was made Lord Chancellor of Ireland by Viscount Melbourne, an office he held only for a few months. On the return of the Whig party to office, in June, 1846, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the cabinet, and was ...

... has been paid to give publicity to ? Is it in the crafty language in which hi* political articles are couched, giving to both Whig snd Tory the right of considering him a* their advocate Is it in the meagre atnoum of local intelligence he presents each week ...