... may made so by express stipula- J tion, always having regard to all the surrounding circumstances. | Last session know the Whig Government attempted to over- j the Galway contract for conveying the mails to America, j by means of Committee the House ol ...

... Scotch clergyman seems to have taken very kindly to the drama, the great bugbear of Puritan divines ; and the young Scotch Whig still further showed his freedom from prejudice by joining that gallant corps, the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association—a ...

... tongue, or ne'er expect To hold my nose again. Why should the storms of party rage Such hearts as thine o'erwhehn ? Let other Whigs thy thoughts engage Than those who rule the realm. Though Louis should his hosts increase, Though hungry Chartists whine, Safe ...

... hands to have been infinite . benefit to Ireland : but it has always been viewed with I unfriendly eyes by Lord Palmerston's whig and radical adherents, to gratify whom has, the pretext of some charges not proved and not even inquired into, suddenly deprived ...

... Attorney-General also, Lord Campbell distinguished himself several displays of great ability as a forensic pleader. the return the Whig party to office June, 1840, after the resignation the late Sir liobert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the Cabinet, aud was appointed ...

... employed the leisure at his command in the composition of the works we have previously named. In 1846, upon the return of the Whigs, Lord Campbell was named Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. In 1820, upon the retirement of Lord Denman, he was made Lord ...

... student at Lincoln’s-inn. His means were narrow, but a countryman, Serjeant Spankie> had the direction of the then organ of the Whigs—the Morning Chronicle —and by this influence was enabled to earn saffidient income to maintain him as a gallery reporter —an ...

... proposed to divide these ties accordingly, and to create in each an agricultural and a ! manufacturing constituency. But the Whigs and Peelites i hounded on all sections of the Liberals iu full cry against this proposal, Mr. Gladstone making himself conspicuous ...

... when be likes, make him wince. Load John Russell followed Mr. Disraeli, and, with west animation—at least for a stereotyped Whig diplosnatiat like him—delivered a speech whieh was well received by the House. He warmly repudiated the insinuation that tho ...

... saaa Ike Mka pw them te a Boats ill naateore—a for beyond say that had hata a Piriioarat rstaratd aader Derby it# with eeraral Whig feiwkjlrenli. a wild Mirflb Off oairtoa for power, a Irish a»iwaal gained forgelr, doabt, tram analy declaration of Lard Aibs ...

... be was, of course, like his father,a Tory; and in these days every election in the county of Flint was a contest between the Whig Moetyns and the Tory Glyns. Mr. Gladstone married a sister the present Sir Stephen Glyn, and, of course, helped him with all ...

... deferred to my darling wife. God grant my any not have caused yes toe much I samot atpress to . you the anxious obits of say Whigs anticsfatiou of theanrooted =plow of sass, I trait very hnils6 sem whose delightful -embraces ossihr in Your husband's We, ...