... revolution was effected by the temporary union of two parties in the StateLthe Liberals and : Whigs, as we would call them, the Liberals headed by Prim and the Whigs by Serrano. After a time the Cortes met, and proclaimed General Prim Minister of War, and ...

... who favoured Episcopacy, prevented his being placed for come time. Dourau Forbes (father of the President Forbad, zealous Whig, attemptlig to force his way into the church along with the new minister, on the day fixed for placing him, was driven hark ...

... is well worthy the considerate of every ene who takes an interest in the important question of which it treats.” — Northern Whig. We congratulate Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness gy has expressed himself on this most difficult subject. contribution ...

... Cabinet, had its proper reward in the re-formation of the Whig Ministry by the Lord Chancellor, with Lord Melbourne as Premier. Hated by king William and the Tories, feared and disliked by the Whigs, he was at last overlooked by Melbourne in such a mean ...

... year., and now Intimates having returned from by annual visit t. the Manufacturing District., with a largo NEW SADDLERY GOODS, Whig saddles and Bridles, Oig, Riding, and Cart Whips, in variety, Norm Brushes, Comte, Bpsgw, Names, Traces, tr., .with a general ...

... Aberdeen Free Press ** A very able Spectator “This able Essay is well worthy the considerate perusal of every treats.”— Northern Whig. ene who takes an interest in the important question of which it “* We congratulate Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness ...

... Spectator. ene who takes an interest worthy the considerate perusal of every in the important question of which it Northern Whig. “We Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness with which he e expressed himself on this most difficult subject. contribution ...

... was seldom heard Parliament; but his son and heir, Lord Gbosvenor, was, it will a very influential member of tlie coterie of Whigs who obtained so great prominence in 18C6 under the unenviable designation 4 the Cave.’ By Lord Grosvenor’s. elevation to the ...

... local administration of Scotland. Now, it of is not to be deniend that there is some room for improve- of ment. The successIve Whig Gosernments which have r practically ruled over the country for the last thirty or forty years have studded Scotland with a ...

... Lord Henry is favourite in Chichester, which he has represented for the last three-and-twenty years, first Joint member with a Whig colleague, and, since last year, alone—the Conservative Reform BUI having lopped off one of the representatives of tbe burgh ...

... Essay is well worthy the considerate perusal of every ene who takes an interest in the important question of which it Northern Whig. “We Mr M‘Combie on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this most difficult subject. We cordially ...

... C taken possession of by a mob which surrounded it. At r Burntisland, there was a warm contest over a dock scheme between Whigs and Advanced Liberals, and the candidates returned were all new men except one. At Jedburgh, the elections turned on a paving ...