... Parliamentary career in proof of his determination to support a Liberal policy, though whether this be the pobcy of the old Whigs or the new Radicals the electors must find out by examination. Captain Hayter begins his address, Mr. Charles Edwards said ...

... es of the people distinguished for sycophancy and corruption, as they were in the days of the second George when the great Whig minister, Sir Robert Walpole, the Liberal leader of those days, bought votes unscrupulously. Of Captain Hayter our contemporary ...

... entertained towards this country by the Catholic Celt while it continued; although Lord Kimberley, the Whig Lord Lieutenant, and Lord Clarendon, the Whig Foreign Secretary, all declared (and the Marquis of Abercorn confirmed tbe statement), tbat tbe roots ...

... an Earl of Gifford and a Lord Gifford ; an Earl Grey and a Lord Grey of Groby ; a Lord Erskine, tbe descendant of the famous Whig Chancellor, and a Lord Erskine, son of the Earl of Kelbe; Lord Forbes, a Scottish peer, and Lord Forbes, the eldest son of ...

... on Lord Beauchamp to withdraw his amendments, and the Bill went safely through Committee. This ridiculous secession of the Whigs on Thursday was preceded by a very warm debate, the personal character which induced Lord Salisbury to interfere as a peacemaker ...

... England, was a pointupon whichall, he believed, Whigs, Conservatives, and Tories alii™ ~ \i. hear). It must be indeed'a g jom (hear, consciences of thosSS _4. „ sciiuemen who were going to support a Whig Government that would forward proposition directly ...

... a King's Counsel in 1832, and in the same year entered Parliament as member for Penryn. In November, 1834, just before the Whigs left office, he was made Solicitor- General, and on their return to power half a year later was again appointed to the office ...

... has been in some districts very serious. Wednesday the heat was indicated deg. in the shade. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states, that the Orangemen of Cwalisland, Kibyman, Stoughan, and Newmills, assembled near the last-Hamed place on Sunday week ...

... and accomplished from first to last not only without a blunder but with almost mathematical precision and certainty. Did Whig or Liberal government ever undertake an expedition of which this or any thing like this could be said? The Crimean ' expedition ...

... Gladstone. He had supported the Tory Administration in their Reform Bill, and one reason was that Lord Derby had a power the Whigs had not—that of carrying his measure through tbe House of Lords. The result had been most satisfactory, as we have got 20,000 ...

... stated ; but making those observations, as was evident, he spoke of a system of policy wtnen had been pursued by successive Whig Governments tor a series of years. The application of his remarks to AiOra Clarendon could only have been of a very slight ...

... two different parties, which parties have existed for a very long period. The ancient names of those parties were Tory and Whig ; the modern names are Conservative and Liberal; but the difference still exists. There may be—there is—a great variety of ...