... which I my. I self was Foreign Minister, that in 1852 recognised the empire with the cordiality of which M. CAWS speaks. The Whig Ministry did not come late power until early in 1853, five weeks after the pire had been established in France and recognised ...

... ry exertions were chiefly confined, and it must to say that from 1805 to he was zealous supporter of the principles of the Whig party, except in 1815. when he supported the Ministers in renewing the war against Napoleon. No statesman ever more respect ...

... although marked pro tens, we certainly should desire to see made—that of the Marquis of CLANRICARDE tO the Viceroyalty. But OUT Whig rulers have seldom paid much attention to political genius and accomplishments when not found among their own ranks in the ...

... he minister at Berlin, or is Mr. Elliott only following out a tuitional precedent in allow(the man of use of ties goemmiag Whig Mini-isg Lineal be taken iu so cheap and businesslies) to Lave that post? bias the Duke of like 'hemmer. It is end is quite ...

... the matter we showed a reason for that course, which, in our opinion, only added to the culpability of the transaetion. The Whig rulers of Ireland did not want to have a cry of State prosecutions raised before a general election in which the Attorney and ...

... At the election, Mr. King, the Tory candidate, was returned by a very large majority over Sir P. O'Brien. the Ministerial Whig, and Mr. Hennessy. the Ultramontane Causerrative. The High Sheriff made up the poll, and declared then 1,246 votes had been ...