... his deaths in political seicet we also regret that a chasiti equally apparent is found ill all societies, whether they bte Whig or Tory. All regret his death, and wish that he may he folo d by a Successor worthy of the nacue; and confiding in that matter ...

... EBrl of Derby, We r ?? that a chasm that hee been created by his death .a political society. All societies, whether they $,e Whig or Tory, regret his death, and all wish tiit. he may be followfed by a ?? worthy oi th name; and, confid in that, I trmet that ...

... certainly for more than half a century, the citizens had contented themselves with a sort of neutral representation. A Tory and Whig the old West India school were periodically returned, and the chances were of course great, that when questions of political ...

... elected with Lord Henuiker pct -the first and only time that the Eastern Division of. m the county has ever'been represented by a Whig. Those fa. were stirring party times, and elections during the de- de cade which followed the passing of the first Reform le ...

... and plucky and bright in the face, - In the Parliament House he has gained a renown, And stood up for the Church, which the Whigs would pull down. Then, noble true Blues, show your strength in the cause; bi 'Tie ?? and for country, our Church and the laws ...

... schools,-but also the first great attempt on the part of the public to discriminate between the wholesome severity of the Whig poor law and the vulgar eslfilsness of parochial cruelty. The gentleman in the white waistcoat who wanted to apprentice Oliver ...

... O nas the party has not finally matured its arritagements, and awaits the Course taken by the Liberals. About sixty of the Whig Liborals lmet yesterday afternoon, under the presidency of Mr. J. W. Taylor, anl resolved to invito Mr. WMarner to como forwlard ...

... Wbo killed poor Robin ? 1, said the Poll, With my stout scroll. Why did ye kill poor Robin P 'Cause of his politics And his Whig knavish tricks. Who'll ?? his knollP I, said an artisan, Of him no partisan. What will you do with poor Robin ? Take him to ...

... reply to Lord Londonderry was a brilliant achievement in a new and untried field. It fixed upon him the atten- tion of the Whig leaders, and when the Mel- bourne Cabinet was modified in 1840, Lord IClarendon was appointed Lord Privy Seal, an office to ...

... Duchy of Latcaster; and it was at that post he remained in office until the autunin of 1841 wit- nessed the resignation of the Whig Ministry, and the instalment, in September, of Sir Robert Peel's famous Conservative Administration. Five years afterwards ...

... under Mr. Gladstone, and affected Liberalism, wbilst, in reality, he was nothing better than the old, dry bones of defunct Whig- gism. He compromised the honour of England at the conference in Paris, by acquiescing in the proposed intervention of France ...

... statesman and an author, and represented the beet element in American society. He was prominent in Congress as member .cf the old Whig party, at the time when Clay and Webster were leaders there Death of Sir M. Cuninghahe.—The death is announced Sir Thomas ...