... A WHIG LAW OFFICES. If we may accept the little chapter of biography joust published in Edinburgh, the present Lord Advocate certainly a model Liberal economist. Mr. James Moncreiff has been Lord Advocate under Liberal Administrations during fourteen ...

... t : onanBtheyiray deem essential. It signifies nothing what the Whigs of the majority may think say about these amendments. If wisely framed they are certain to be carried, with or without their consent; for the hulk of the Tory minority led by Lord Cairns ...

... Justice Moms said, regarded the Whig. he was in favour admonishing the proprietor and making him pay the costs of the motion. Justice Monaghan was of opinion that there was no justification for tbe comments in the Whig, bat toe court differed as to whether ...

... this the climax of absurdity ; but admit it is, on their part, perfectly natural under the circumstancea —Northern Whig, The Northern Whig complains that the Conservative Press have endeavoured to make political capital out of the proceedings of Mr. Daniel ...

... Stephen's HalC where Whig and Tory atruggle fiercely Where fS the'Lu™ or'the worse; There fate must Ire tonne |d and State was all Till the* were Colerld»e. Granville. k were In thanieaslon rlm Oiasentera joined with Atheists, PrleaU. In Whigs mast yield to ...

... of Tory landlords ; but here we have a hereditary Whig landlord and statesman, and Irish tenant right champion, ejecting from a miserable piece of turbary. much for the sincerity of the vaunting Whigs, in whom the Irish tenant farmers are told to confide ...

... Kimberley, and several other Whig peers, in the late debate, avowed their preference for “concurrent endowment,” and their regret that it was impossible to carry such a plan. In fact, of the peers who own the name of Whig,” we doubt if dozen could be ...

... opposite were divided into two distinct patties above and below the gangway. Tire Whigs above the gangway funned one party, and those j below it another. Both had policy, but the Whigs had a policy especially upon questions connected with laud and the church ...

... estimate what your present position is worth, and give you that. But the present Whig Attorney General hopes -and justly hopes-to soon a Whig Chancellor, if ever another Whig Protestant Chancellor is allowed in this country (laughter and hear, hear); and ...

... to the politics of his family, who had for some time been enrolled among the Whig houses, and it was soon clear that be would prove a formidable rival the rising young Whig of that period, Lord John Bus- | sell It was not, however, unlil 1824 that made ...

... simplest form, received the support, not only of Earl Russell and Earl Grey, but of five Whig dukes, Cleveland, Devonshire, Leinster, Grafton, and Somerset; of the Whig earls, Fitzwillbim. Essex, Fortescue, Litchfield, and Minto ; of Viscount Halifax ; and ...

... In conclusion, Sir James pressed upon all who laid claim to the name of sincere and genuine Whig-, to oppose this mischievous and disastrous resolution, whig principles consisted not tn death’s-head and crossbones denunciations against those who venture ...