... give a _shock to ,the numerous pe eons in different ranks of society who knew him when he was the most active member of tw? Whig Governments—the Whip and also the l'atronaqe Secretary of the Treasury before the days of competitive examination. Sir Wiliam ...

... the rest of the 2d Punjab Cavalry. This will leave in Quettah two guns Bombay Mountain Battery, the 19th Punjab Infantry, the whig of Jacob's Ritles, and of the 3d Sciude Horse ; a force amply sufficient for all pur- poses. General Stewart's column ought ...

... will give a shock to the numerous rsons in different ranks of society who knew E?m when he was the most active member of two Whig Governments—the Whip and also the “ Patronage” Secretary of the Treasury before the days of competitive examination. Sir William ...

... streets announcing the event to every friend he met. In the Refoim Bill agitation, as may be supposed, he went far beyond the Whig reformers. Young as he was, his views were pretty well matured, and although, as is natural, he somewhat modified the mode ...

... that the Irish Roman Catholics may he perfectly certain; and if they fancy that another unholy alliance with the English Whigs is likely to bear fruit in this direction they were never more mistaken in their lives. Writing on the same subject apropos ...

... a patriarchal age broke one of the links that joined the England of our day , with the England of our fathers. The veteran Whig statesman had retired for nearly ten years 1 front active political strife, though the memory of his lung and fruitful career ...

... note, both in our social circles and the worlds of literature and politics. In Earl Russell we have lost the last of the old Whigs ; and the melancholy acci- dent to Sir William Hayter has robbed us of another link with the politics of a bygone generation ...

... future and called upon the laggard members some of whom he characterised as little more of the party, t han di ised Tories and Whigs, to 7 him, it was high time, the” act energetically wi anational conference should President thought, that be summoned to select ...

... important epoch in the history of our nation, and in the career of Mr. Disraeli. The Reform Bill had been passed. and the Whigs were triumphant. It was at thiv critical period that Mr. Disraeli offered himself as an independent member for High Wyeotnbe ...

... and in 1825 commenced the practice of the law at ewburyport, Massachusetts. He was elected a member of ongress im 1835 ase Whig, but afterwards went over to eo Democrats, In year 1843, President Tyler meluded the first with the overnment of country. equipped ...

... a pansy. 'kWh the meakey presently grabbed; than them a dies, a queetee, a bell a dollar, a Xve, while the erowd stood by **Whig the generosity of the handsome, ylotareegoa•leoking strearr. The motley Weenie as as the erowd and the jorgaa ma, and leek ...

... interest. He became a member of Congress in 1835, remained in for four consecutive terms, all the while continuing a constant Whig. Afterwards, however, he turned Democrat; and, in 1843, was nominated by President Tyler as Secretary to the Treasury. The ...