... done, to the Whig Party, made his first essay in official life He held as Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies. office only for a few months. Canning’s death rapidly suc- ceeded his elevation. Lord Goderich, who succeeded, had not force of character ...

... to the Lords once more before Christmas. The Government have the power to do this, and in the interval to create a few more Whig Peers to The letter of the swell the Ministerial muster-roll. Marquis of Lothian has been quite a God-send to Mr. Gladstone ...

... ALLAN lite NNp Et Xon, Chaplain on H.M. Bengal Establishment, of th, Nor y = Ar of Lieut.-Col. C. W. Hopson, Ge DIED. » at Whig A . 30, Hyde Park Place, London, W., ELEANOR On] , Sury » the daughter of ALEXANDER YOUNGER Watt, Ly Sw, ived its birth two ...

... as the pusillanimity of the Mayor in esting no end of humble pie at the 12th hour. Mr. Downing has.a bone to pick with the Whigs for having sent a Candidate to oppose him at the late General Election, which he regarded a very unhandsome proceeding. He ...

... Commission to inquité? bli” alleged malpractices of the Freemen of the ° the Government have induced that eminep'ly a sil old Whig annuitant, Sir George Grey, to bring a 4 to disfranchise the Freemen in globo. be resisted by the Conservatives; but the Governmer ...

... Parties. According to th Spa Dlaye Der of what occurred, the ingenuity dis- Con the Chairman who presided, in his efforts t Whig) Mortification experienced at finding the mos Night» intended to have been made “ fu’ blithe thei Cheek On ad’ been anticipated ...

... nearly the whole Tory party going into opposition. Deserted by his old friends Canning threw himself into the arms of the Whigs. The Marquis of Lans- downe took office under him as Home Secretary, and young Mr. Stanley, who belonged, as his family for ...

... local interest sat for North Cheshire from 1832 to 1835. While in the Lower House of Parliament he had uniformly supported the Whigs by his votes, but he was not a prominent or eloquent Member of that assembly. On the death of his father he was appointed ...

... meeting of the Liberal party, and placed themselves in the hands of the party. There was a meeting afterwards, at which the Whig section again selected him as a candidate, and the advanced Liberals selected Mr. Tillett in preference to Mr. Warner. was ...

... independence for a Coronet, Mr. Talbot, the M ember for Glamorganshire, though a supporter of the present Government, and a Whig in his proclivities, preferring to remain a Commoner, with the possession of the Margam and Penrice Estates, rather than accept ...

... being certain to be among the convoy. A Practical Rebuke. Mr. Ellice. Member of Parliament tor the St. Andrew's Burghs, and a Whig of the most Liberal type, who had been selected by Mr. Gladstone as one those whom he proposed to honor by remitting him from ...

... the death of his father. Lord Foley's influence, politically speaking, was confined to his being one of the tellers of the Whig party in the House of Lords, He had, however, held the appointment of Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms from May ...