... done more thau any other statesman to demoralise and degrade England, behaving served under every kind of government—Tory, Whig, and Radical— p.nd being totally devoid of principle. A man entrusted as Lord Palmerston was with public affairs ought maintain ...

... principal of St. Alban's Hall, Dr. Whately extended his theological and literary reputation by various work* In 1831, the Whigs being then in office, he was consecrated Archbishop Dublin, and Bishop of Glendalagh ; and since 1816 he had also been Bishop ...

... House of Lords to hear Lord Lyndhurst deliver the first withering philippic in which he scathed and scorched the incompetent Whig ministry of Lord Melbourne. Since Lord Derby spoke Lord Lyndhurst has died. At three o'clock on Monday morning his last breath ...

... Pirrie and Co., 1, Goree Phillips, Shaw, I,,wther Co., 4, India-buildings Potter, C., Exchange alley Putter Bros., Tower-Whigs. Pearson, E. Co., 4, Indiabuildings, Water-street Powell, F. li. Co. South Jufin-greet Robin, 27, Chapel-walks Rankle Co., ...

... are disappomted m|arl Bussell certainly, but we have no right to affect surp has onlv the way of all Whig Peers. SSaMigisonly fory writ ost ar ° toe Whig Peers, or Peers who passasWhigs, a mlv Tories in disguise. They differ from the and sarcastic article ...

... ; into what limbo of oblivion, of thankfulness and repose, have fallen the magnificent utterances of former days, when the Whigs had found a mare's-nest at Plymouth, Windsor, or Chatham ? If we could persuade our- selves that there existed in the Cabinet ...

... electors. The hon. gentleman does not avow himself a conservative, but he refuses to be bound down to all the formularies of the Whig party. In reference the un- courteous speech of Sir R, Peel at the recent meeting the other side, the speaker said the grandfathers ...

... the men who Unwed in that position. Dr. James tool in kid a number of street lights, a duel with his brother editor of the Whig, and was killed in 1842, bi s street Bglit. by D. W. His assistant, C. Partridge, died of yellow fever in 1838. Dr. J. B. Fall ...

... Disraeli’s suggestion that Lord Lyndhukst delivered that scorching series of excruciating Sessional Reviews from which the Whigs pure and simple never yet recovered and never will. His lordship’s only daughter, by his second wife, is married to another ...

... member, told the electors that he hated a Whig as the devil bated holy water. He had a parrot at home, he said, which was priceless, in his estimation, because it had the singular merit of crying the Whigs. His language in his address to the electors ...

... history of the war. In the outset we musé pay a tribute to the candour of the Southerm press. They discuss cernment. The Richmond Whig, for example, while claiming the victory for Brace, does not hesitate to admit that the possibility of losing all that is won ...

... have certainly had provided for them abundance ol food for cogitation and discussion iv the proceedings of some members of the Whig government during the few mouths that have elapsed siuce its close. The Pre- mier, with that remarkable facility of speech ...