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... , was about the most lucrative of his day. In 1841 he was named Attorney-General. Sharing the official vicissitudes of the Whig party, when the Protectionists revenged the repeal of the corn laws by deposing Sir Robert Peel, in July, 1846, Sir Thomas ...
... , was about the most lucrative of l s day. In 1841 he was named Attorney-General. Sharing the official vicissitudes of the Whig party, when the Protectionists re- venged the repeal of the corn laws by deposing Sir R. Peel, in July, 1846, Sir T. Wilde ...
... of the House of Commons, supported by the conser- vative party; but Mr. Shaw Lefevre, the present speaker, supported by the whig and liberal party, gained lthe election -there being for Mr. Goulburn 291 votes against 317 for Mr. Lefevre. The deceased enjoyed ...
... younger brother of the Reeorder of Leeds, whose daughter married Sir Fransis Wood, a whig. baronet, and whose grandson is Sir Charles Wood, a Cabinet Minister under several Whig adminis- trations.' Mrs. Clarkson was for many years confined to the couch of an ...
... daughter married Sir Francis Wood, a Wuig baronet, and whose grand- Son is Sir Charles Wood, a Cabinet Minister under several Whig adnainistrationS. FRArE, BUTLER, the well-known jockey, died on the 1st inst., at Newmarket, after a long and painful illness ...
... that place to Earl S wnice'r, in F Decenmber, 1863. In politici it is tidltost urnecesesary to 1 say his (Qeaee was a stanch Whig. 'He wias highly in- censdd at the Papal aggressi&n, 'aid flb'tame vear his a Graco renounced the Roman Cdtfhollc fhlinh, and ...
... for n Carlow end Athlone hung loosely on the ekirts of party. p Sedlier professed to be a1 Liberal, but he attacked the o Whig cabinet, while be affected to despise the agitatora' v of the Roman Catholic connection. Though hth appeared to vacillate ...
... ordinary doctor of divinity, and much more than neceseary to render his existence pleasurable and sweet He remembered his old Whig ?? Grey, Den. man, and Broughamn, and their children and con- nections took refuge in the best livings in the diocese, Dr. ...
... and journalists. There were several of the latter in; tc aclass who were staunch Conservatives from 1835 to 1841,am firm Whigs in 1847 and 1848, and who are zealous Ple-anlamh stoumans now. These resemble, in some points, women is fift i who break their ...
... attentively the interests of his constituents. In his public capacity lie knew no party, e and made no distinction between Whig and Tory; and to this t cause, as well as to the high sense of honour which regtlated n | all the actions of his life, he owed ...
... Bel'ast, John Lamb, a member of the eSeeiety of Friends, fa wellkhuown agricultural correepondert oi the Belfast Northern Whig. ylEADoWccRooTr.-On the 22und lnot., ugtd 33 years, Alice, sieter of Mr. Meadoworoft. professor of music, of tbis city. MA8TZaE ...
... a feiv davs pireviouslv. .M-u JouSP. LJain, the Well Jknovwi and -cry popielar Qualker cor- j respondent of the ' Northern Whig,' arid iriter of the Notes on the State of the Country,' died of aroilplexy on the 20th instant. I MR ?? IAL LrenGo, of Dumbrooke ...