... patent to every frequenter of the lobby. Look at the reversed votes of Lord Dnnketliu, the Whig member for the borough, and Sir Thomas Burke and Mr. Gregory, the Whig and Conservative members of the county of Galway. Look at the votes ten Irish Liberal members ...

... for distinction the English bar, which about this time powerfhlly affected the young Scottish Whigs. His earliest as sodates in London were those Scotch Whigs to whom the name of Campbell bad a fine Presbyterian flavour. To Sergeant Spsnkie, then editor ...

... 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 ...

... position the house. The regular Oppoeilion appears to have been limited to aighty-two. Of these, thirty were the nominees of Whig proprietor-, and fifty-two represented the popular party.— Uaeeeg'e Ilietory of England. Graham Clavkrbocsk, tbi Scotch Ep ...