... Ireland ; from 1823 to 1827 Vice-President, and from 1827 to 1828 President of the Board of Trade; from 1830 to 1834—now as a Whig—President of the Board of Control ; and from 1834 to 1839 Secretary to the Colonies. Ilc was eminently respectable, and personally ...

... by the Liberal party, and especially by those who represented the largest constituencies. He, therefore, asserted that the Whig party, as represented by Lord J. Russell, broke no vows or pledges. Lord Derby afterwards took office, and was obliged to decline ...

... Cossham are the nominees of the old Whig party. Mr. Bernal Osborne and Mr. Faulkner are the other two Liberal candidates ; but they fight like Harry of the Wynd, each for his airs hand. But their hostility to the Old Whig party is so strong that there is ...

... greater part of them had fire-arms. The following alarming 'announcement from a magistrate has appeared in the Belfast Northern Whig' : The rinderpest has broken out in the townland of Drennan, in the county of Down, about five miles from Lisburn, near Balhes-mill ...

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