... This eccentric nomination affords another illustration of the flagrant, if not indecent, disregard to public feeling exhibited Whig Administrations in the distribution of their patronage. In makinothe honorable Member for Eeading a Baron of the Exchequer ...

... Solicitor-General on the return of Lord Palmerston office in July, 1859. Inevitably Sir Henry Keating, by the good pleasure of the Whigs, was afterwards made puisne judge in the Court Common Pleas. Then came another conflict, and Sir Francis Goldsmid was returned ...

... enemy had been driven from several positions, bit still confronted him. He captured 20 guns and 2,500 prisoners. The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 6,000 men, including sic Geoerals (killed ?) and seven wounded. The Federal loss is estimated ...

... that the legal ' ess of the House of Commons should be creditably tost • ined, induced Mr. Rich, the Member for Richmond old Whig placeman—to resign his seat (the bribe a Baronetcy), and offered the lower office of Solicitoreri ral to Mr. Roundel! Palmer ...

... the stepfather of bis wife. So the dignity falls to a good Whig, whose family has made Reading Whig borough, and who has always voted, as hi» brother before him voted, steadily for the Whigs. But still the truth must spoken. The appoiutment of Sergeaut ...

... morning at his residence, St. George's-street, Hanover-square, at the advanced age of 9 - 2. Us was at the outset of his caner a Whig and waistline more. He was counsel fur Watson, tried for Nigh treason, in 1817, and his republican eloquence on that occasion ...

... Breakfast oat Wiog Room, sail one Cloret. On the Drawing Room floor—Rouble Drawing Room ems• musicatiag by fold doors, one Whig Boom, and out Store Closet. Oa the next Floor—Two large Bed ROOM, two Wing Rooms, sad one Closet. Tha llomestic Of f ices comprin ...

... leader of the Opoo•iii n, and his importance was hardly recognized with any unanimity by his party, tiii the blunders of the Whigs broke op their Goverotoria in 1834. out that occasion Sir Robert wits 'mind to be quite in• dispensable; but Sir Robert sop ...

... closed ; and as the ty.o in politics must be aware, our remarks upon it cannot be eulogistic. Lord Lyndhurst in early life was a Whig and something more.” In fact, some thirty years ago, his opponents did not fail to remind lum that had been transformed from ...

... will have the grace to make even this clumsy amende remains to seen. matters now stand, the profession consider that long as a Whig Administration remains iv office, the legal patronage of the Crown will be influenced political considerations alone, altogether ...

... Gloucester, assisted by Mr. Edward Baylis. The Whigs, as usual, did not put in au appearance. The revision resulted in a gain to the Conservatives of twenty votes as will be reen from the following return : Whigs off Register by Death by party Objections C ...

... is not a Radical, for he is the great opponent of Bright •nd Cobden in the House and in the country ; he is not a Whig, for the great Whig houses have not acknowledged him ; and. although he styles himself a Liberal, he exhibits that strong cross of ...