... especially among the Whig nobility, and he attended, for a short time, the prelections of Diigald Stewart and other professors. The Marquis of Luusdowne, four years his senior, preceded him at Edinburgh aud also at Cambridge, then the Whig university — the ...

... Lower House, who had given a general support to the Whig government, intended to follow Lord Aberdeen in protest- ing against Lord Palmerston's foreign policy. The ques- tion then arose whether the Whigs and Radicals in the House ot Commons, even supposing ...

... prisoner. Phrtia ana tfas laid ay that our victory wa complete. The ground waa strewn with the deed snd wounded. Tfas RiehmoTid Whig ot tho Bth August, ays :— Tbe Confederate sloop-ofwar Arkansas (Lieutenant H. R. Sloven, of South Carolina, commanding) left ...

... for £600 by one of the officers of the Sheriff of Surrey. Edmund Yates, as the Looker-on in London, writes in the Northern Whig: — l would advise your readers not to believe entirely in the accounts of Mr. Roupell' a former career, as given in tbe ...

... processes went on pari passu, and this at least was found by the by- standers to be very amusing, if not edifying. All former Whig Chancellors, except perhaps Lord Brougham, had been eminently courteous and conciliatory. They bad sought in the woolsack a ...