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... King had been reading his reviews, and said, ' He was a very clever fellow, but that he would never be a bishop. In 1806 the Whigs came into power, and Lord Erskine gave Smith the living of Poston-le-Clay, in Yorkshire. Before taking possession of a benefice ...
... unassisted by any such aid; and, therefore, he was justified in saying [JUNE 30, 1855.. that the Government of England, whether Whig or Tory, had done its best to prevent the circulation of the Bible in Ireland. The Board of Works had, no doubt, erected a ...
... adopted by Napoleon. Then, as now, Austria professed to be restrained by fear of Prussia, while England, in the hands of the Whigs, was blind to the perils to which her eyes were at length opened. The Emperor has addressed the following letter to Madame ...
... Brotherton an appetite every time be pras at it, which is tolerably often in the course of an afternoon. In fact the Juvenile Whig himself doesn't look so youthful as this old Loehinvar during the present summer; and eves the philosophies' Molesworth appears ...
... awkward collisions of a most un• pleasant kind is painfully long. They began with Mr. O'Gorman Mahon in 1831 with the Melbourne Whigs in 1834 • with sundry of the Cumberland yeomen in 1837; with Lor d John Russell in 1841 (when the noble lord took a memorable ...
... considerable bodies of French troops have been sent from Constantinopl e to Eupatoria. Mr. Lamb, correspondent of the Northern Whig, repo r t, that nine-tenths of the potato crop of the north of Ireland will be saved. Intelligence received of a successful ...
... created one of her Majesty's counsel in 1552, and about the same time was elected for the borough of Armagh, defeating the former Whig member, Colonel Rawdon, by a smart majority. Mr. Moore ,was a strenuous supporter of Lord Derby. ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN DOWAGER ...
... already been invited) to London, they will find some thousands of friends, but also not a few determined enemies. The Tory and Whig press has already sounded the alarm, and, sure enough, if they come here, there will be a row. The meetings in ;Hyde Park ...
... to the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Argyll, and the Earl of Granville. He has long been in Parliament and is a consistent Whig. lie was for a couple of years a Lord of the Admiralty, some twenty years ago, and he has also filled the important offices ...
... Ministry should not be entrusted nominally to himself, but to one who will prepare the way for his Lordship, and his great Whig aristocratical confederates, to usurp the Government of the empire. We think it the duty of journalists to prepare the public ...
... of the House. The most likely man to succeed him, and one in every way fit for it, is Mr. Fitzroy, chairman of committees, a Whig, a clever business-like man, and one thoroughly up to the duties of the post. The present Speaker's retirement is mainly owing ...
... weakness is known to every one. In like manner his opinions, positive and clear as they are, are equally well known. He is a Whig, and the phlegmatic Dutchman to whom it was given to realise more bitterly than most Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown ...