... British &*■* Africa, 1888 1 and las Premier from 1812 to 1816. Lori John Russell (afterwards Karl Russell), who was ider of the Whig paity in tho House cf -ominous the beginning of the Queen's reign, and became the head cf the paity in ■accession laird Melbourne ...

... without reference to the individuality of the Ministers who held the first office of State. Lord Melbourne was Premier of a Whig Government when the young Queen was called to her exalted position, and there can be question that bo proved very valuable ...

... and intends publishing together with some letten of undergraduate of Queen’s College, Oxford, who fought a volunteer on the Whig side at Falkirk. The account, when published, will undoubtedly be most interterestiog, as Mr Mackie’s MS. contains carefully ...

... nature. But what has pleased mo beyond description is Mr WrirVam-,!duu to the Address, whereby tested alike the sincerity of Whig** Torl ® re ta'rdim- the tedrosa of Highland grievances, for he provedthem both insincere and hollow humbugs C t upo one object ...

... tub that tecae saul the And ns wonder the Tory press has SSd •’ Tnrk ”-A its Government. B»t if they will J®®, .a nursery for Whig placemen, Suthcrlandshir , f or Achaniam for the whole mind Gaeldom has only one Highlands!l To’ Mr Galloway Weir, member virtual ...

... Jacobite clans rising in arms, they appear to have lost alike spirit and energy, especially as the Rosses, Mnnroes, and other Whig tribes who had declared for the Government, were actually m.«.hin g against them. They were joined, however, by the Mackenzies ...

... Town however, have orison. That ia which Mr Morloy Council was held in the Council Chambers on au.i the remnant of the old Whig party put their Monday. Provost Stewart preaided, end in faith is the aospel Cobden and Bright. On the ' course of tho proceedings ...