... BESOTTED-—— qualified to talk politicks in alehoufe formerly, drunk or mad. BLACKLEG ■ a man of great abilities and a (launch whig— Formerly, alwindler, or thief. BLESSING a good dinner, fine woman— Formerly, a pious ejaculation fo called. BLOCKHEAD a very ...

... rd. Whig Ministry, and is well deserving the attentic their stab- of the Heformers of Winchester, in the choice | their Candidates at the approaching Election :— take Our experience,” seys Mr Attwood, to the Birmingha r the Reformers,” of the Whig Ministry ...

... Halifax, better known to the public as Sir Charles Wood, died on Saturday morning at Hickleton. He was a member of nearly all the Whig Governments from 1832 to 1874, and was raised rage in 1866. He was in his 85th year. Houghton died on Monday at Vichy, whither ...

... while others confidently predict that General Scott will chosen to fil! the high office. On the If'tli ult. the Baltimore Whig Convention adopted a resolution recognising compromise measures and fugitive slave law a finality, in its favour to CC. against ...

... consent to be singled out alone office, while the Whigs, to whose ranks, notwithstanding his Attorney-Generalship, he is generally supposed to belong, are excluded, or at least, abeyance ? Whether the Whigs come mto. office not, Mr Canning will have succeeded ...

... the suggestion of ministers, not at that of the Whigs. Of those two parties, ; always told you that I considered the Whig the worst. Tory man place, who gets out of your pockets all possibly can : Whig is a hypocritical who wishes to the very same thing ...

... application to existing circumstanoos of these our common principles, that application of our principles through which become Whigs or Tories, Conservatives Radicals. tie case may be. We may range ourselves with any of these parties we see fit; our political ...

... a Select Committee. Though Bourne discharged the duties of bis office with skill and vigour, yet on tbe irruption of the Whigs into the Tory camp, in 18C6, he was dislodged; however, in 1807, consequence of a new change of Ministry, he was again employed ...

... included in any arrangement which may be made with the Marquis of Lansdown, hut he has in no way separated himself from the Whig party. It still reported the highest circles as certain, that Lord Carlisle goes to Ireland. It is said that the Marquis of ...

... that, whatever might the result of this contest, one thing was certain, that there was an end for ever the domination of the Whigs in Westminster. was not all affected by the state of the poll, for there were electors enough yet unpolled to him majority ...

... the result | appeared a strong attachment to the constitution of these realms. not come forward asa whig because his father was suc ac- member of a whig government, bat upon principle. The man, the Bill he considered to have been a necessary measure, in ...

... than to attend. Mr Hunt said the Noble Lord had misunderstood bim. When he stated it to he a Whig requisition, with radical signatures, had said the Whigs hid got it drawn up. If the Noble Lord did not understand what the word ** radical meant, he woulc ...