... after showing the difference between the two epochs—the Palmerston and Russell epoch and the Gladstone and Bright epoch ; the Whig regime and the Radical—observes that England s natural leaders must at once bestir themselves, and a systematic scheme of ...

... feeling of uneasiness at seeing ten springs of descent grafted at stroke in the House of Lords. The sons of Whigs elevated to the Peerage—nay, Whigs themselves to whom the accident happens—often drop behind into Conservatism ; and how is a Hous • of Lords ...

... the Nanny River, at Laytome, true nteerreil swarming with herring, and the water.guarda, having pot oat cu peat; Norehtril Whig. - e.. Idel The U. e. M. .1 ear B. • to. ow • err. • Moms. att- Addy 41. by S. 1. I fib.. Invite-Used Co ins: : a • seat ...

... satisfied of his ability. And the result proves that heretofore this confidence has been well placed. The Lord Advocate, whether be Whig or Tory, has always shown himself the best man his j*aity in the House among the Scotch members; and there every reason to ...

... their Irish measure the Government shall move a single step beyond the barriers which guard the sacred rights of property, the Whig squires will unite cordially with the Tories of all classes to check their presumption and to hurl them from |>ower. If their ...

... was observed swarming with herring, and the water-guards, having put out in boats, secured an immense quantity. —Northern Whig. Mortality is the Legislature.— The decease of Viscount Canterbury raises the number of deaths in both Houses of Parliament ...

... along with Sir James Graham and a few friends, broke away from tbe Whig Government the appropriation of property originally set apart for religious uses. He separated from the Whigs that point; and, unlike Sir James Graham, never rejoined them. The question ...