... the highest post, if vot with the favour of the pub- lic, yet without any display of surprise. A politician who was in the Whig Cabinet of Lord Grey and in the Conserva- tive Cabinet. of Sir R. Peel, and who, again, formed the con- necting link between ...

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... capable of, towards Liberal principles. His ecclesiastical ile views first.tempted him to quit the ranks of his party, left the Whigs with Lord Stanley, now the Narl of Derby, and took his seat in the Dilly as a supporter of the rights of the Chureh. But it ...

... whom inherited the title wore, was Tory of the most antique mould; but the late Sir James Graham began bia career aa a liberal Whig. Hie eloquence and logic were enlisted in the service of the popular cause, and they contributed very much to the advancement ...

... foremost, perhaps, among the statesmen of the present centu.y, and one of those men to whom we owe so much. To the services of the Whig Go- vernment in 1830—as } ou will remember the government of Lord Grey, Lord Durham, your late representative, and Earl Russell ...

... Admiralty, and the men of Manchester refer to the expenditure of those data the model for ours. In UM he seceded from the Whigs with Mr. Stanley, and gradually came round to the so'called Derby Dilly, till he joined the party of Sir Robert Peel. He ...

... resigned, and Lord John Russell was called from Edinburgh to form an administration. The favourite Whig plan of a fixed duty had been formally aban- doned by the Whig leader a few days previously in the cele- brated Edinburgh letter; so it was evident that the ...

... In the whole community, has baen, and is at the present moment, Mr. S. R. Graves, the Mayor. All classes of politicians, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals—the ladies, too, that section of society which rules all classes—are unanimous in sounding the praises ...

... of !temple. se 10 at the feet of the askew, lir do sad Dubow, end • th• Pirsequiel staray. Tie eared ha to the (ONO. and VMS Whig *Mk the Daiwa The elated the trt. la the wiliob hid boom Miler el Ter tie tearaelea. The Ow usisition Lk the as • edelke to ...

... Sergeant Millar 1 4 H. Alsop (absent) J. Harrison ; 5 3 8 Sergeant M'Caitby 0 2 2 Skbious Affray at Belfast.—The Northern Whig states that on Tuesday afternoon a serious affray occurred Belfast. appears th a bottomry bond bad been given by the former ...

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... 1818. The circumstances of the Hull contest, as much as anything else, determined him to commence his political career as a Whig of the extreme school. In 1826 member for Carlisle, and in 1830 for the county of Cumberland, he became First Lord of the Admiralty ...