... this number. According Blackwood, Whig and Tory all agree, and only Radicals, to the number thirty or forty, disturb the Parliamentary unanimity. From this the somewhat illogical consequence deduced that the Whigs should walk and make room for the ...

... lessons of history, and to attend the lectures of the eloquent Professors of Moral Philosophy and Political Economy, the young Whig Hopefuls were crowding ; aud there were, about that J time, congregated at the University of Edinburgh greater number of men ...

... financier. During the three succeeding years in which he occupied a seat in the Lower House, he was an earnest worker with the Whig party ; and as early 1807 he was a conspicuous advocate of the emancipation of the slaves in the British dominions. the death ...

... Department has despatch that the Montauk remained four hours under the enemy's cannon without receiving any injury. The Richmond Whig asserts that the British steamer Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of guns and powder, waa captured whilst endeavouring ...

... Cooke from husband, the Rev. T. Y, Cooke, Rector of Semer, whom she has had eleven children, none whom are living. The Northern Whig announces the death, comparatively early age of of Mr J. for many years connected with the newspaper press in Belfast, It is ...

... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts Mr Pitt and Lord Boiingbroke before him had been resisted by the Whigs. He had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties which was then condemned oy the hon. member for ...

... early leader. Though always associated with the Liberals when power, never was Liberal in the modern acceptation, always a Whig the old Holland House school. Palmerston began public life somewhat later than Lord Lansdowne, but under the banner of Pitt ...

... her side, and the great Duke, by his presence, adding authority even to the Crown. N. I O.—And now another venerable form—the Whig Nestor—will be missed at these august ceremonies. A 7 .—The kindly old Marquis in blue and buff? O. —Yes, and who knows whether ...

... nothing was further from my purpose than offend. But he answered, I have a right to be offended at you. You treat me if were Whig, or one of those pragmatical people in the Harbour Board. Later on in the evening, when my distinguished friend was in better ...

... officers, be would not have ventured to make such a silly drunken row affair of State. A MUNICIPAL PRIZE-RING, (From the Belfast Whig.) Frem words our municipal governors are coming blows. On Saturday Councillor John Brown, jun., and Councillor I'ea took up ...