... done) ? Who knew the Whigs better than OVoonell, and what Catholic does not remember how often / driven in the disappointment and anguish of his irreat heart cry out against the treachery and cruelty of “The base, bloody, and brutal Whigs?” What £« the Orange ...

... the only contest being in 1820, when a second Whig polled only votes against for Lord George Cavendish (nsphew the member 1768), and 190 for Mr. E. M. Mundy. 1831 the second seal was surrendered to a Whig, Mr. (afterwards Lord) Vernon, and in the same ...

... wealth unbounded, which is higher quality in the eyes of parvenu Radicals. He is the heir and hope the House of Cavendish, Whig of the most pronounced type, and man such social dignity that his friends, great and sinall. may find delight in the splendour ...

... of the Seven Vears’ War it was the Whigs wbo embroiled this country in Continental B‘ruggle- ; and similarly, within living memory, the wars with • hina were undertaken under Liberal s and Whig administration and Whig Govirnor- meral India were due the ...

... Russell. The borough was a strict Whig preserve, except bom 1806 to 1818, during which time the Kenrick family, which had j revioudy been Whig, was on Tory side. After the latter the new pu-chaser Mr. Russell being a Whig, returned to Its ...

... had been returned, Mr. Gisborne, a Whig, defeated Mr. D. P. Coke, Tory, by 343 to 329, but a petition tbe unsuecess- ful candidate ousted his opponent. the next general election, however, Mr, Coke was defeated by bis Whig namesake, Mr. Edward Coke, and Lord ...

... to the effect that the policy of the present Government, begun thirty years ago the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government, has led to constant wars, which have culminated in the burning of Kagosima and the massacres at Soochow; that the ...

... Pascoe Grenfell, Taplow. The Williams family supported the Whigs until the Reform agitation 1830-1832, when they went over to the Tories. 1830 Sir William Clayton contested the borough Whig, and polled 171 against 192; in 1831 he was again defeated by ...

... are printed by dlffsrstit fire—. Lake Haggard, the founder, came from 1768. H. H. (Accrington).—L Lord Aberdeen's Oovsramant (Whig) was power during the Crimean war. but so mismanaged affairs that on January 59. 1855, resolution was paarod In the House of ...

... however, was ihap), matter, and the Whig Vicar of Prestm immediately granted the degree of D.D. th, Archbishop Canterbury, order of the the King’s Ministers. Then the Bishop Chrsta dared to dispute the authority of the Whig Archbishop, and the ecclesiastical ...

... possibly lead the readers expect a production as thoroughly Tory Macaulay's account of the monarch’s reign is uncompromisingly Whig. In this respect, however, Mr. Tram’s work is a striking contrast that of the older writer, ■mi is, we are bound to admit, ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Lord Aberdeen was a * Liberal, and his ministry was formed a coalition betv e the Whigs and Radicals. comprised Lord John Russell, the Duke of Ar.-ylc, Mr. Gladstone, and others of the same class. This was the Government that ...