... , that. is a candid political history of the days of the Grenvilles,, the Pitts, and of the sweay of the great overbearing whig families. i!hia history is now put 'within reach of the poorest book otub. Australia for tbe Consumptive Invalid 2B an 2xoellent ...

... rights, because they form three-fourths of the nation which pretends to be governed by representa- tive institutions! In:short, Whig and Conservative supporters of class representation, mean that kind of class represen~tation.wghich Lord Hobart has lately ...

... became Attorney-General in 1850. Towards the end of February, 1851, there was a Ministerial crisis. The resignation of the Whig Government was announced in the public journals on the 20th; and Sir John Romilly's further rise not only seemed checked, but ...

... On the whole, we think Lord RUSSELL has done well in the appointment of his new Cabinet Minister. A selection from the old Whig families would have inspired distrust in a Ministry which is not so strong but that it must be on its good behaviour; a selection ...