... the party exigencies of the mo- was mont. Chs Earl Granville~usad to be a Whig, and the Duke of dien 3cc- Argyle was a Seotels Whig by nature and tradtoRet- the Arc they Whigs still, or -what? Arc they not pre- porn olie pared to take up vote by ballot ...

... es it as having been passed by the “joint efforts of Mr Gladstone and Lord Cairns.” The journals take aietly. The Northern Whig the result very q to appear in ...

... week the compromise was made known in both Houses of Parliament, and on Monday the bill received,the Royal Aesent - both Whigs and Tories seemingly highly delighted upon getting it out of the:way. The short outline thus given of the progress of the Irish ...

... Mem mow er—M4 I Mae why? Dr to feat, • at to pow a. to Omagh a sedan performance, gime a min emmlsions, the pemogeof getting Whig an end to a dispute. at which %Mai Ind gel &nickkw& at assrly as of a West lad Wiliam TM epithet Pam is applied to it, bosom ...

... Mr Miller the e drove Mr Moncreiff out of Edinburgh. He was a sort goot h of little David, in a small way, vanquishing the Whig Goliath of the Parliament House. And he walked L behind Saul, in the shape of Mr Duncan M Laren, to ,i r t the songs of a saintly ...

... pronounced so unmistakeably at last election. Tre amendment receives the support of several Lomb., Journals and some eminent Whig statesmen, and it carried must place the Government in 4 very delicate petition. Ma Loco's Gene Law Bid was w ithdrawn on Weilmsday ...

... step half-way to meet bins. t Though the sternest no•compromise filled his era, Cory at Birmingham, the tenderest care for Whig I siruples marked his business-like committee 5 speeches in the House of CUtlllllolld. His enemies make much of this difference ...

... have been issued l> aniious interest among the opponents of t liill They are concerned hud the alternative put forward by Whig Peers upon whose alliance against the bill in Committee they had place.) great dcpeude'TO. Tht- revival ot the policy of i ...

... betraying irritation aad hestility towards the head of the. Gevernment aad the President af the Board of Frade. Ner can the old Whig leader be excused ander the, plea of senility, for he speke with an unwonted the fire of other days. If Lords Grey and Salisbury ...

... had he had the means he would ladly have retired. Under these circumstances is friends made (in 1846) an application to the Whig Minis- try, which had just come into power, for a retiring im. Unfortunately, of the pension pension for money for the year ...

... scheme of concurrent endowments, which a had the support of Lords Salisbury and Carnarvon, and s, Earl Russell and the leading Whig Lords. They It would at least have placed it in a position in which it would have had to work more zealously for its pros- ...

... preceded the Revolation. My Yope wis gm Sified ; for, although Ifound several documents written by those who had snffered in the Whigs’ Vault, yevl but one thet was written amid its gloom and syualor. Kt is a letter from one of the Female Prisoners to her and ...