... who carried the first great Reform Bill and abolished slavery in the West Indies, he is entitled to share the honours of the Whig Administration. He was more conspicuous, as Secretary for Ireland, in his efforts to redress the anomalies of the Irish Church ...

... Parliament was as the member for Stockbridge, a close borough in Hampshire, | which he represented in the Whig interest. The Derby family was then Whig, and, in his earlier Parliamentary career, the young Mr Stanley was a consistent supporter of the family ...

... of the further reduction of the Irish Church. Still, it became more and more evident as time went on that the young Whig was a young Whig no longer: his opposition to his old comrades grew more and more habitual, until it settled into a principle, and in ...

... of the further reduction of the Irish Church. Still, it became more and mon evident as time went on that the young Whig was a young Whig no longer his opposition to his old comrades grew more and neve habitual, until it settled into a principle, and 1841 ...

... between the aristocratic portion of the old Whigs and the Conservatives proper, who are not opposed to change, but who would like to keep the masses under the control of the influential class. Between the Whigs and such Conservatives it is argued that there ...

... between the aristocratic portion of the old Whigs and the Conservatives proper, who are not opposed to change, but who would like to keep the masses under the control of the influential class. Between the Whigs and such Conservatives it is argued that there ...

... Society, iy to be the candidate elected by Labour It presentation League. He is to be put forward witlrint reference to the Whig or Conyervativu intereat, and if any cry be raised shout dividing the Libera! intere it, and letting in the Tory, such cry ...

... court. At present, the principal house-letting agent is valuator for the burgh, a most dangerous conjunction, for, whether Whig or Tory, his opponents would be sure to accuse of trying let off the opposition houses, and so preserving the votes of his ...

... practical a preacher South. Tie War in Paraguay is a narrative interesting at the time when Lo|»ez is again action. A Great Whig Journali-t is an account of Daniel Defoe, forming an exhaustive biography of that indefatigable worker, and written with great ...

... Tim day night, seat to as la di. nem by This hardly be gmla sews; of the evidence it at be ediedisa we say nothing.—Adame Whig. As JAILOR.— Oa Wetheaday, at Lancaster, Thomas Omit, a night at Limeades. we@ with _the roles of that jail whilst me duty ...

... as the political » rinciples of the two candid ates had been equalised during the contest, by the reluctant adherence of the Whig candidate to the programme of the more advanc- el Liberal, they should prefer the individual who from his existing territorial ...