... that if this Government fall, presided over by the most eminent statesmen now living of the Whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country; but whether the Government arc equal to ...

... avail, and at a quarter past one 011 Thursday afternoon he breathed his last. In politics, Lord Lansdowne belonged to the old Whig School, as represented by his father, and Lord Grey and Lord Palmerston. As such he was averse to some of the details of the ...

... may gazetie him. The Tories neglect all this sadly. They have no piomising colts, or if they have they won't back them. The Whigs arc their masters in all the rogueries of office,'and in nothing is this more conspicuous than in the way which they manage ...

... and clover is being injured the frequent and heavy rains. Turnips, mangel, and pastures, are rapidly improving. The Northern Whig thus describes the condition things Ireland From every quarter we hear that the wet weather is interfering seriously with ...

... lose 44, being a balance against them of 19. The Whigs gain 20 aud lose 23, being balance against them of 3. The Democrats gain 18 and lose 4; being a balance in their favour of 14. Taking together the Whigs and the Democrats, that is to say the combined ...

... Chief Justice was called to the Bar in November, 1819, and received a silk gown in 1834. In 1837 he entered Parliament the Whig member for the city of Oxford, and throughout the stormy contests of the next four years supported the tottering Government ...

... his while disguise his lingering predilection for them, while did not scruple to ally himself to flic most violent among the Whigs and Radicals, surrounding himself with motley crew unparalleled in the annals Parliament, lie took for his lieutenant —his ...

... pointed many a merry jest, and formed the text not a few serious arguments. The speech of Sir John exposed at some length the Whig proclivities the measure; and the whole tone the meeting was one of decided opposition to the Bill. Another Conservative dinner ...

... wipe it away. This subject has nothing to do with party politics. Men of all denominations, all ranks, and all classes the Whig, Tory, and Radical—the wealthy proprietor, the well-to-do trader, the poor and struggling artisan—are tainted with the same ...

... has been to double the number those who come under the denomination of vagrants and tramps. About the Whigs in Ireland.—When wo 1 remember what Whig rule always has been in Irelandalternate insult and conciliation —a Durham letter to-ilay, denunciation ...

... Lansdowne, whose seat is two miles distant from the town, it has generally sent to Parliament men of mark and ability of the Whig school, whose return can always secured the Marquis's influence without the assistance of a bribe. Another local set of injudicious ...

... is one of the three, has attained some eminence in the scientific world. Lord Athlumney, who becomes Lord Meredytli, is old Whig official, once Chief Secretary for Ireland, and better known by his commoner's name, Sir William Somerville. The third Lord ...