... FROM RENFREWSHIRE. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,— Why ahould I have the Home Secretary thrust upon me ? What have I done that the great Whig lords cannot send one of their nominees to the rightabout, and make room for Mr. Bruce in their pocket boroughs of Wdton, Calne ...

... : tho failure being always attributable, his friends in- sinuated, to the dread of his power and influence entertained by Whigs and Tories alike, which moved both parties to forget their differences in his presence, and combine to keep him out of a position ...

... tion, offered him a seat at the India Board, and from this time he continued to hold office, except for the few months the Whig administration lasted, until his death. For the next few years, however, he spoke but seldom in the house, being frequently ...

... lord's—all his todiousDOgs upon tho reader, and must frankly say keeps his promise. To get at this last and revised edition of Whig leader’s plans for settling Church and the land juostions in Ireland, it necessary to wado through undigested of malapropos ...

... insufficient quarters and to perform arduous night duty, under which hundreds of the poor fellows sank; and this because the Whig-Badical government then in power wanted to make a show of retrenchment, and so sent away the black troops and substitued an ...

... however, mean to apply that observation to Mid- dlesex, for he thought that there tbey had been as well or- ganised as the Whig- Radical party, and that it was to that circumstance in a great degree they were indebted for tbe triumph they had obtained ...

... of the Right Hon. Sir Maziere Brady, in an article reasonably complimentary to that steady adherent of every variety of Whig Government. Receiving his earliest political impressions when the Relief Act and the Reform Bill were still new and unformed ...

... burned and life extinct. It is supposed that she had got np and sat at the tire, was taken faint, and fell into it. — Northern Whig. New Phase ok Skktant-galism.— Mistrens: And why do you wish to leave, Sarah r— Sarah : Well, Mum, yei'i never told me as ...

... agitation of the last twenty yoars owed its origin entirely to an arti- ficial demand, created by the parliamentary leader of the Whig party, when he found the popularity of his party decaying for want of a cry or a principle. For fifteen years Reform stopped ...

... fir m’’ * the Bight Hon. Sir Ma/ior- Brady,” arti.-lo reasonably cunip'.imeutaiy to that steady adherent of every variety of Whig Government. Receiving his earliest tioal in*r’-esfii*Ts when the Rilief Act the K* form Hill were still new and unformed powirs ...

... himself upon tho Irish question ; and now there is a third letter upon th 9 same subject. It is higlily characteristic of tho Whig Mentor that each of these performances differs widely from every other, and that they are all of them almost equally impracticable ...

... flames of universal anarchy. The present condition of tho land question is in another point of viow instructive as regards Whig policy. The Constitutional party havo always been foremost to point out the peculiar difficulties to bo encountered in this ...