... deliver himself from the tutelage of the hereditary Whig idea, and throw himself in search of colleagues upon the coun- try which has stood by him in difficult times, which has kept him in power in spite of Whig and Tory, which has endorsed his foreign and domestic ...

... commodious and well appointed ex- cursion steamer would have been despatched from the Clyde, to ply in our larbors dungia Its ?? Whig. _ . ...

... THE TWELFTH OF JULY. (From tire Northern Whig of Saturday.) it The great Orange anniversary which, on so many Ce- lebratious, has been marked by strife, and bloodshed, and minurder, and the consequences of which have for years D furnished the principal ...

... dissatisfactiou among the Liberals. They ask what claims has he to direct colonial affairs, beyond his connection w1ith thie Whig party. Lord Palmerston is not very felicitous in his appointments. He dearly loves a N hig, and his whole government is represented ...

... game is not attempted to h played over aigWin. When etecon- tract was first given delays and doubts were interposed by the Whig government, and the directors unable felly to place their capital, had to barrow at high rates, and submit to terms from s ...

... first minister, are ten and twenty years his junior; whereas in the House of le Lords Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig n ministers there sitting. The accounts from France state that trade there is is extremely depressed. ,f An instalment of about ...

... bim for a seat amongst the Peers of England, a he merges the title by courtesy in the a baronial. If eminent' services to the Whig d party, of which at oneltime he was the most 'b distinguished ornament and admired leader- E if moral dignity of cbbracter ...