... privilege, he announces with exultation— cansmau was released. Accordingly bis earliest associates London were those Scotcb Whigs to whom tbe name of Campbell had fine Presbyterian flavour. As Solicitor-Gbnbral. , In November, 1832, he w ...

... together with an ambition for distinction at the English bar which about this time powerfully affected the young Scottish Whigs. It is not difficult to imagine this ungainly Suotch lad, with his broad Fifeshire dialect, making his way through London, ...

... Ministry are indebted to the eminently honourable conduct of the Earl of Derby ; and were we not too well acquainted with the Whig morale might indulge the hope that such an instance of high-minded statesmanship would produce a salutary effect upon the leading ...

... Dublin that he made his great forensic speech for defendant the celebrated case of Nor'on r. Lord Melbourne On return of the Whig p».rtv office, June 1845, after the resignation the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the cabinet and was appointed ...

... ning it ,a in the highest degree impolitic. Mr. HncDAan ni edg it, Mr. HoRISAL ?? itseveral of the msostoon- ,l members of the Whig party opposed it. But it was iot only opposed by the Governor of the Bank of England, by the representative of one of the largest ...

... Bath, who hoe got rid of her debts by the same summary process, and has the Leffrontery to beasot of her knavery; a zealous Whig tradesman, who has mansgad to hooup in town at the death of the old fox Loyal, and is fall of the edifyiag show; a good man ...