... has got mixed u with the debate in the Lords. Imdmlnry,-polhhos n;nnwand fl: best French scholar in the Houn;, accused the Whigs getting up a mise en scéne, and actually told the Duke of Ar&lrlhd “ with me Duke’s) temper I wonder he col contain I never ...

... like beaven ?”. he could tell the answer to the boyish riddle—“ Why isa at once moment’s thought, “‘ Becsnse there is not a Whig in it.” nalists who are still at large, to It must be ve to the French jour- that the prison of St. Pelagic has at this moment ...

... which so many of his forefathers had occupied before him, with equal honour to himself and benefit to the county. For Whig, old Whig, as Mr. Wilkinson had ever professed himself, could not forget the strong claims which Mr. Long had to represent Wiltshire ...

... pared to receive it. as been condemned as unworthy of the shrine pre There is a good saying current Just now ascribed to a Whig BP. it of the tenacity wherewith the Tories ved to cl to power, 4 ill-hamouredly, ** Why not hang them together hang together ...

... sons of Lord Derby, four representatives of Lowther Castle, two members of the family of Wyndham, three members of the great Whig house Wentworth, two sons and a nephew of the Marquis Westminster, two sons of the Duke of Buccleuch, and many others. In the ...

... colleagues who sat with him in the Cabinet. For some reason of this sort, doubtless sufficient but never fully explained, when the Whig Government was reconstituted after its summary dismissal in 1834, he was not asked to rejoin it or reassume his old position ...

... them as citizens would be very ac ceptable, and be invited them tobe sworn indi urged him to offer, pleading arms were aed hag Whig in 1843, that the ri from the Roman the loyalty The Mayor said the not merely on that of « and, in the organisation of to preserve ...

... let off the steam ! added that he did not mean to say a word against the Whigs. Socially they were very pleasant people. They were social, well-bred, and thorough gentlemen—but Whig out of offico was touch}', and when 110 trenched upon politics, lie was ...

... representation of the people of this country was proposed that great Conservative, Mr. Pitt; that it was then overthrown by the Whigs, and that from that time up to the present day, the self-styled Liberals had been the most ardent opponents of an extension ...

... otherwise lost his That the constiteencies have theee men too harshly we are inclined to believe; there are al) from the old Whig to the wh blican, whilst Toryiem has bat one hue; and, it was laudable and it to exact Measure to fature, it seems rather opivions ...

... representatives of the Press, and ke then Krocoede-l to declare that he would soouer have to do with the Tories than with the Whigs or Radicals, giving as his reason that he had been denounced on behalf of the Reform Leagne by a person who, he sald, though ...

... November, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assumed the reins of Govermment, and Lord Brougham resigned oftice with his colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne, however, returned to power in the following Alprfl. but Lord Brougham was not reappointed to the ...