... advocate of that measurs; which, considering that his family possessed several pocket boroughs, and that he was among that whig aristocracy who so long regarded the government of the country as their prescriptive right, was an act deserving of historical ...

... of that measure;- bisho which, consdering thathis familypossessed several on II pocket boroghs, and tat 'he wasamong that. Whig shoul aritocacywh solon rgared hegovernment of the earlyavcc of the repeal of Ithe - cornlwwe i own cotinedpene manyupon thehnadwe ...

... certainly the most expensive contest that ever distinguished the annals of electioneering. Viscount Milton was supported by the Whigs; Air Lascelles (afterwards Earl of Harewood and grandfather of the present peer) by the Tories; and Mr Wilber- force (father ...

... public nao, Mr. Hantia profeSW~ hirnoelt a Liberal, and ?? throuaghout his caieer be was a stanch and trude supporter of the Whig Government. At tbs general election of 1852, Mr. Hastie's return 050 contested by Mr. Haly, barrister-at-law, London, hot the ...

... of the Liberal representa- tives ef that borough in 1857. The late member for Ash- ton-under Lyne has been described as of Whig prin- ciples, inclining to Radicalism. He contested the borough without success in 1832; but in 1835 he was returned. On the ...

... prec ieg the condition of the poor on his property. As a politician to exercised an important influence as chairman of the Whig Club at York. LIETEcNANT-GENEriAL NATHANIEL WODEnouSr, Colonel of the 3rd (Buffl ) died on the 11th inst., at Sonning. Berks ...

... Hon. Captain Spencer represented Midhurst in parliament. During his career in the Lower House he invariably voted with the whig party, of which political body, like his predecessor in the peerage, he was aconsistent supporter. The present earl was returned ...

... PrevIous to his set. aceession to the Do~ae the late earl eat in the House of Commnone. all, He Invariably voted with the Whig party. The present earl was re- 5f r. tre ?? omn ttels general elertion for the an in h olb agemjrt.Avcnymesqst~cssi 0n ?? ...

... Captain Spencer, hc represented hlidlirst in Parlianiunt. During his career ac in thse Lower House lie invariably voted with ithe Whig party, at of whciil political body, like his predecessor in the Peerage, si he was ai cousisteist supvmporter. tl; The Iresent ...

... to the old Whig party, was the personal friend of the Nfarquis of Laneldownte, and co-ope- rated with the noble marquis in nll those measures which brought out and testified to the well under- stood and broadly-marked character of the Whigs, The deceased ...

... attached to the old whig party, was the personal friend of the Marquis of Lasisowne, and co-operated With the noble marquis in all those measures which brought 'out and testified1 to the well-understood and broadly-marked character 'of the whigs. The deceased ...

... attached to the old whig party, was the personal friend of the Marquis of lanedowne, and co-operated with the noble marquis in all those measures which brought out and testified to the well- understood and broadly-marked character of the whigs. The deceased ...