... of fresh advantages to be derived from the measure. The real object of that measure is, as we all know, on the part of the Whig portion of the government to gain Radical support, on the part of the Radical portion of the government and it. touovelow, ...

... 1841, when he was made Lord Chancellor of Ireland by Visoount Melbourne—an office he held for a few months. the return the Whig party to office in June, 1846, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Camp* bell joined the Cabinet, and was ...

... calculated on a good majority, having been promised all the votes of the Galway contractors, together with those of the moderate Whigs. Some- body, or rather some score of somebodies, must have re- pented in the eleventh hour, and hence the singular fact of ...

... mistress was bled, the nurse was bled, the maid was bled, and it is a positive fact that they then bled the baby ! -Northtm Whig, Cost op tub Education Commission.—A parliamentary return U-ued yesterday morning shews total tie Education Commission appointment ...

... the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in the cele' brated case of Norton r. Meiburne ; but in his | practical prosecutions he lent too much Whig asperity, and in his capacity of public prosecutor of Lord Cardigan before the Peers, it was apparent that the trial was only ...

... becomes with him a cardinal point :—say Cardinal Acton's point, because of consanguineous considerations to which a family whig, or whig of family, is always sensitive, however insensible in other respects. The Earl ought not to be very emotional, certainly ...

... becomes with him a cardinal point :—say Cardinal Acton's point, because of consanguineous considerations to which a family whig, or whig of family, is always sensitive, however insens ible in other respects. The Earl ought not to be very emotional, certainly ...

... : *4144 sad b 08; (MSS WV ; Lanseskie Yorkddes, no 2,40 ; Loudon and liambester, ledield, sad £4148; ; Nee* 1810; dilin The Whig el to es see is tithe Isis against As at bet The week spewed at Oa of 11, 4 pa eent; but this Se Seized as the somailielel ...

... immanently simpered,— looked upon as • traitor in the camp, sad his to his neighbours, the Wordily*, who were always Whigs, but now Whigs of Menem; could have proved agreeable to either party. So far we have a rational ground for eethingement • but Pope's ...

... runners are particularly wide awake, a change came o'er the spirit of the dreamers of govern. mental defeat, and the Saxon whig learned to look fratert:, molly on a few of his liberal brethren of the sister country, a for whom ho had so little bowels ...

... the Irish members want tax the English Exchequer for the supposed benefit of the city of the tribes. On the other hand, the Whigs and Reformers retorted that a deputation of Irish members, or that Father .Daly, who was a whole deputation in himself, had ...

... ambition for distinction the Engl.sh ba-, wbichnbcmtlbia time powerfully affected the young beottiah Whigs. Hia earliest associates in London were those Bcot«n Whigs whom the name of Campbell had a fine Presbyterian flaTOttr. Ho very soon joined a emb of Sons ...