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... is a public loss. His successor, Lord Cranworth, however, is expected to give much more satisfaction, as a Judge, than the Whig Chancellor, Lord Truro; and the new Government, by the appointment of Mr. Bethell to the Solicitor- Generalship, have given ...
... united body amounting to 306 Members. That they outnumber the Palmerstonians by nearly That they more than double the Russell Whigs. That they have majority of 51 over the combined ralmerstonians and Russellites. That they beat these, even when strengthened ...
... magazines, and in 1826, his . ilton, in the Hdinburgh Review, drew upon him the attention of the entire Ublie; © leaders of the Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority; Macaulay a Commissioner in Bankruptcy, and in 1830 he entered fut as ...
... great body of the Whigs would have supported in the early days of Fehr nary,and his lordship has only prematurely exposed the weakness of his party by the audacity of his party move. The fact is undoubted that the return to power of a Whig Ministry is impossible ...
... the un-English policy of the Premier, then will the tables be turned upon the Whig Ministry. Lord Palmerston is out of the Ministry, but be is still in Parliament. The Whigs will not only lose his assistance, but they will, in all likelihood, have to encounter ...
... couuties he a deputy lieutenant, and had served the office of high sheriii'. In politics the hon. baronet was a Conservative- Whig. Lady Edwards (who had been previously married to Johu Owen Herbert, Esq., of Dolvorgan, in Montgomeryshiie), second daughter ...
... wish that such a man represented Bristol.— Cheltenham Examiner. Such are the very gratifying announcements made by that high Whig authority, our respeeted contemporary, the Cheltenham Examiner. So long the first statement with regard to Colonel Berkeley's ...
... NEW PEERAGES Tut Whigs were always grist at creating new peerages, and Lord Palmerston evidently intends to keep up the character. It has been annoonced by the Government organs that several new creations are shoat to take plats immediately, and among ...
... the Cheltenham District: Whigs off Register —By death, 13 ; Overseers, 6 ; Objections, 36 Conservatives off Register —By death, 12 ; Overseers, 2; Objections, 33 Conservative majority . • Conservative claims sustained .. 76 Whig claims sustained .. .. 46 ...
... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS another place we have recorded the defeat of the Whig administration. In consequence that event two cosines only remain open to the Premler—vither resign, or to dissolve the present Parliament. Palmerston do es not spores inelintd ...
... Blunders. By Lord Panmure. On Stag-hunting Diplomacy, and Orders in Couucil. By the Earl Granville. On the Morality of the Old Whigs. By the Marquis of Lansdowne. On Sprightliness; with Illustrations from Milton's M L'Allegro. By Sir George Cornewall Lewis ...
... Among the creations, not a word can be said against the names of Lords Lyons and Eversley ...