... were chiefly oocfiued, and it most suffice to say that from 1805 to 1820 he woe a zealous supporter of the principles of the Whig party, except in 1815, whan he supported the Ministers in renewing the war against Napoleon. statesman ever won more respect ...

... suffrage as the tru.* goal of the Reform movement. To each strong Radical strophe of Lord Amborley’s there was, however, cautious Whig antistropne which took something from its force. Lord Amberley thinks the uneducated should be excluded from the franchise ...

... studiously conciliatory towards the Liberal Govornmcnt, and .«o flavoured with prescriptive tinge of feeling almost worthy of a Whig ia some |of its sentence?, that it will regarded many as bid for office. said “tho now Administration composed of wen probably ...

... well coached in the theories of his house, and was Liberal enough —you know “lip libendisra” is the very backbone of great Whig houses. objected to church-rates being imposed upon Dissenters, although he admitted he was sincere admirer of the Established ...

... cheerfulness, and have declared their intention to carry on the war to any extremities. The following extract from the Richmond Whig will give an idea of the sentiments of the people and the desire of the press to buoy up the spirits of the army and to represent ...

... any—there were about sixty of them altogother- was a prominent and leading man in his State, Many of them belonged the old Whig party,’ and consequently wero former friends of Mr. Seward’s, and they were ail received with the dry pleasantry and plain ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS* There was smart shock of earthquake Kingstown, Jamaica, ©n the evening of the 11th ult. The “Richmond Whig.” whoso motto is “Sio Tyrannis,’* has dropped it at the “request of the Provost-Marshal General.'’ Leotard, ihe accomplished performer ...

... member, will seek to re-elected, 30. and Prrniu at 40. for Trnro : and leaving Truro and he i« opposed bv Mr ivian, OU the whig interest, at 10. Prrran 9 29. and Pruryn at 9 30. for Falmouth LISKEABD.—There will be opposition the re- UP TRAINS. I iuq ...

... guest. The family of the Cokes have ever been greatly respected in Norfolk; but it was only in 1837, when what was called the Whig batch of peers was made, that the eldest representative was raised to the peerage under the title of the Earl of Leicester ...

... us the following: Apparently the project of arming the negroes is to tested, but the following paragraph which appears m the Whig of March 21 looks if practical difficulties had already been encountered. That A largo number of ladies and gentlemen assembled ...

... discredit of the Times, in the Morning Advertiser —Count Orloff, leader, as we may call him, to ■pare words, of the Russian Whigs, admitted that the Emperor was irresistible, that the people were with him, that he might, he chose, dispense altogether with ...

... Charles is to have a Peerage has denied, it is thonght that the 1 .i ..nr i hyv, len. Lord Taunton, Lord Moistcigle, other Whig Peers. A beautiful variety of common starlins? wa« •hot the other d ir, near Dirmhuhan, out a large Hook of these birds. The ...