... something peculiar that he was one of the very few Tories who fol- lowed the example of the young Whigs of that generation in sitting at the feet of the great Whig Profeor of Moral Philosophy and Political Eeo- nomy. It certainly does not appear that he en ...

... the first instance by Lord Palmeraston but by the Earl of Derby, who was First Lord of the Treasury during the year 1852, the Whig Ministry having only resumed the reins of office in the second week of the year 1853, that is, five weeks after the Tory Government ...

... displayed, had been absent. Pro- bably the Liberal party had no other course to follow but to accept Lord Russell as their head. No Whig Ministry could have suc- ceeded without him, and considering the estimate which it is well known his Lord- ship places on his ...

... 1841, to 'tbe Gth' of July, 1846 (under Sir Robert Peel). ;He became First Lord of the Treasury, December 28, 1851, in the Whig-Peelite Coalition Ministry, and resigned February 5 1855, when he was made a Knight of the Garter. 1le ?? and Sheriff-Principal ...

... men are onto discharge the duties of the office,l their political opinions may be. L?: men of this class, whether they bebtht Whig, Tory, or Radical ?? bring experience and earnestness to municipal work to which they are d; who are competent to sustain the ...

... grief'about her. EHead- conmtable M'Gavern and Sub-constable Steed took Reynolds into custody, and will bring lhim to the ?? Whig. A} FUNIAN ToAsT.-The Dublin Daily Ex- prcss gives prominence to the following copy of aj Fenian toast, taken; it says, from ...