... almost enough to make the old Jacobite Ogilvies turn in their graves to see their descendant range himself in the rauks of the Whigs ! Lord Airlie, however, has not given up all the prejudices or predilections of his class. He goes no further on this question ...

... Stanley—has been presiding Ma meeting, principally composed of clergymen, and has given in his adhesion to the plan of the old Whig leader—namely, that the money of the Irish Church should be equally divided among Episcopalians, Presbyterians, and Roman Catholics ...

... subject himself, and to make no allusion to the explanations which Earl Granville had formerly given, does look if the famous old Whig leader nursed a secret grudge agaiust the Government, and seized a favourable opportunity for strengthening the bauds of its ...

... fortunate member is Colonel Dyot of Lichfield. The Liberal defaulter is Mr Ripley, member for Bradford. Mr Ripley professed to be a Whig, who came forward solely to prevent such a fiery Radical and Voluntary as Mr Miall from getting into Parliament. Mr Forster ...

... M'Cormick—that the over preservation of game not a political question, but a social wrong, without any question at all, and that Whig and Tory alike may well agree to set the matter right. For about a year it has been our to protest against the only champion ...

... labouring hard to prove that it was the Whigs who began the manufacture of faggot votes in Scotland. A good deal can be said no doubt on this view of the subject, but even were it proved to demonstration that the Whigs were the first offenders, we do not ...

... (which he kept) that he would be silent for month. He gradually established his fame a debater, and assumed the lead of the Whig Opposition. We shall not attempt to follow his career. Lord Campbell says Brougham wrote the peroration of his speech oa the ...

... extensive family estates in Repfrewshire, on the death of his father, Alexander Speirs, Esq. of Elderslie, a leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the Lord• Lieutenant and member fur the county. The lamented deceased was educated at Eton ; in 1858 he entered ...

... for an opponent. The deceased peer was made Lord of the Admiralty in 1832, and subsequently held various high offices in the Whig Administrations. He was first married to his cousin, a daughter of Sir Thomas Baring, and she dying ten years afterwards, he ...

... Bishopric that fell vacant, which was indeed also the poorest, for the salary was below £3800 a-year ; and the accession of the Whigs stopped all furthur promotion. His long administration of his see was unquiet one, and it is said he spent between £20,000 ...

... secures it last, where is then on & copper in pea is next rolled to the 1 the Ulster and by means of rollers especially adap’ Whig blows from a ha: pone the edges, stamp ERN STATES. ® powerful press. The slit is nex New York Times fed with fine emery, and ...

... kindly, intelligent man, | aad he will do more to control the itrnorant obstruction of . Toryism than half-a-dozen ignorant Whigs could do. For £ the business of legislation certainly will be most valuable ally to Lord Advocate Young. Whether the Lord ® ...