... and two. years afterwards he was returned for Carlisle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, a political party then hourly gaining strength in the country ...

... candidates after the usual electioneering fashion. More than the ordinary amount of chaff” .was exchanged between the partisans of Whig and Tory ; but it was erident that the popular feeling was strongly in favour of the Liberal candidate. The arrival of every ...

... the cause of Reform during the last half century. lent his efficient aid to the achievement all the great triumphs of the Whigs, from the repeal of theTestand Corporation Actsdown tothe crowning act of the last session—the repeal of the paper duty and ...

... bis karerc as a staitsman ! I kant not stop from ritin know longer me bluds a bilin all along ov them thair rnsils artakrat whigs as they ar and lord jon abuv al afore thay tpk to givin him onors they shud a sent down to bedfurd wawnt ee the man what took ...

... said that these new appointments are in any way influenced by the narrow, cliquish, and family considerations of which the Whigs are too often unjustly accused in their appointments. two names together show that broad political considerations wore not ...

... he made his great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated case of Norton v. Lord Melbourne. 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 ...

... published which alleged th at this was a political matter, and that it was done for the interest of certain Tories and certain Whigs. Such a thing that which had heed published was contemptible, and he hoped it would not have the slightest influence—as was ...

... National Lifeboat Institution, 12,200 persons have been rescued from Shipwreck through its instrumentality. The Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday gives a verv gloomy account of of the American war upon the linen trade Ister. Several the most influential tradesmen ...

... exactly the same sum he is prosecuting Mr Charles worth for spending «t Wakefield. I have, therefore, to propose to her Majesty’s Whig Government, that a commission opened to enquire into the Aylesbury election 1861, and as soon as it commences its proceedings ...

... the applause made few remarks, inwhich hosaid he intended vote at forthoomm^^Mechon^- kaft^e interegts whether were Tory, or Whig, nr Itedical He observed Mr. Samuel Bolls present, and he should vacate his office in order that he (Mr. KoIIs) might take ...

... John's advowson, and then for the Ampthill-road, and there was no knowing what they should have to pay. People talked about Whigs and Tories, but the present state of afikirs was bad enough. —The Mayor : The claim you, Mr. Mantel, is for Ss., and perhaps ...

... circumnavigator, is stated to have served some time in her. No craft belonging to our own port has attained halt her age. —North cm Whig. A*• Grbejc’* Barer at Ckotdox.—On Tuesday, .it the Surrey sessions,.Joseph M*Evers, 45 ; George Clews : and Robert Barnes ...