... the official Whig lawyers, and thus to help in making the legislation for Scotland of character somewhat different from that purely official Whig type of which we have rather too many specimens already. We think it likely that the new Whig Liberal Scotch ...

... conspicuous merit to whom the appointment might be offered, so that, as the Conservative Lord Mure owed his elevation to the Whigs, there possibility that the same party may be disposed at once to do a graceful thing, and get rid of a formidable opponent ...

... forward by the official Whig' lawyers, and thus to help in making, the legislation for Scotland character different from that pur'ely' official Whig type of Which have rather too many specimens alrac Wo think it likely that the new Whig- Liberal Scotch members ...

... politician and and to two generation, Eaglialinien no a was better known Far spas, the Stanley. had been Whip, and it was as • Whig that the late Earl *aimed Parliament Bat he early signalised himself, in opposition to the opinion of his party in general ...

... effects the late accident as to have been able to be removed Lochinch Castle, on Saturday. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Nicholson, of Balrath, who was tired in his Carriage some days since, when his coachman and female relative were ...

... disestablishment ; and Omagh by the force of circumstances, and the change of policy on the part of the Leaders, he abandoned the Whig party, and ultimately allied himself with the Conservatives, still, he never changed his opinion with regard to the Dieestah ...

... If the Government command the of The day bas gone country, the must show thi name was by when the shadow of » mi Liberal or Whig, vied with other in and Tory, ebain of Yea, the master- minds tbat bave arisen at different steges of grees with have detected ...

... first and his last speech were on the same topic. Following the example of so many of his family he had attached himself to the Whig party (though he rather an independent supporter than a partizan), by whom he was welcomed with enthusiasm. At that time however ...

... ry wation A Wing to began with, of a Whig family, and with inve the tanks every twenty-four hours. The Wing and iaspirations, he honestly and the per acre, and the soil is marl a ably cooperated with y and the Whigs, and n rte te the acre was V epared ...

... station, and influencing others by his example nearly much, or it may more, than his precepts. Ho entered public life a Whig, or Whig and something more. His father was more adicted to the study of natural history than [lolitics ; but the family had great ...

... bone of contention between parties till 1838, when it was withdrawn by the Whigs. Meanwhile it bad caused the secession of Lord Stanley and several other able men from the Whig rankle Long before this happened, however—namely, in 1843—Ms Stanley had succeeded ...

... same interest. Any division in the Libera! camp would issue in certain defeat; and oven without division on the part of the Whigs, the rnn was so close last election as to make their chance doubtful on this occasion with so popular a candidate again in ...