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... who so closely n connected iimeelf'with the unfortunate Qduen Caroline, and oe is 'brother to Vice-Cbancellor. Wood. He'is' a Whig in is politics, and what, perhaps, kept 'down his majority a good oti deal,'wasiliis refusal to go the length of voting for ...
... manu'namme,' ?? J ohn Russell has alwrays maintained that-it had the effect of destroying the synnetry of,ethe Whig-measure, and. .frbsstrating W~hig sipectateon in the counties. The Duke- the :Marqub-stoo d forward 'as the 'county' 'member and farmer's friend ...
... r and from this period to 1841 be took an active part, under F Sir Robert Peel, in battering the lame Government of the ? Whigs. 'When Peel entered upon office Mr. Herbert Wa, r e appointed Secretary to the Admiralty, and soremained until, in 1845, he ...
... 5ad. to 7idio:600 Eyptianu 3d-.1tol8 10d.; annd 134'0 Amerii;een.-- - 't BELFAST8 TRADE REPORT. - - - (Froiu the Northern Whig of Saturday.) I THi LINis ThADE.Eixport of- gddg have been rore exE - a teneive, obsiefl to- the neaw markets. Whexe:Lf no ...
... OF THE'END. (From the Spectstor.) The retirement of Lord John Russell to the Lbrds I teaches is the melancholy lesson that Whigs- are hot jwnmDrtal. Tlhe lode bwhg aveL led the Liberals of. Lflg'ui4u .sr many years, in the ineviifable zontr e- things must ...
... offices. No party can afford to fand its stand on, past Achievw in ts, and to be Offilcered entirely by veterans ; and both Whig's- and Pseelies mnay find o ut when it is too late how en-' -tirely they have-been dependent on the great per- saonal popnlarity ...
... at hlasb a generatlon. In the course of. Pr' tpa littler mre thl, .two.. yjare, oever, - tha: great pa , ajorlty. which the Whig party had secured in the pO firset Refbriaed .-a~rllament bad dwindled awray and | bu become fuaworkable, and in the-latter ...
... cor la recsiip wlh r I btsve' riet weith, iiht only is this ' hall, 'but ia,,er Ijo i! t ,t -the pre cincte of Dover throp~h whig~lh Bae~ seduig % heart-as bold ind Ashard asd the Olhiali a uj.rscr' :,oraie Asudi- (a laugh)-that could .rjnen~~o~z po th ...