... has nine lives ; how many Lori John has it is impossible tell. Twice last session he committed, in the opinion of every man, Whig, Tory, or Radical, political suicide, and yet is again spoken of as coming back office. It is clear Loudon won?t have him again ...

... eve y one was annoyed. But Hume did not s long; aud fr. m the back benches, where sit what are usually termed the fine old Whigs, where, during the continuance of the Aberdeen cabinet, were always found Sr George Grey and Vernon Smith ; always ready and ...

... trade or of the money market. He was of very courteous manners, but of a retiring disposition. In politics Mr. Brown was a Whig, but never took an active part in political affairs. He was a magistrate for ibis borough, and also for 1 West Riding. th 1 ...

... laborious duties of that office will undertaken the Duke of Somerset. This will be a great change for the better. As an old whig official no one worked harder than Lord Seymour. I may say this, notwithstanding the occasional breaches of etiquette, or rather ...

... could ever have been the leading man the House of Commons; but yen must remember, in tbe first place, he the son the great Whig ducal family ; in the second place, he has done much for progress in the past; in the third place, he speaks the true House ...

... books which not commence with the two or tbtte Irat letters of the alphabet. Os* Rsbl Scboou— u Look young Stumble,*' said a Whig Tory, that distinguished budding Peelite scrambling through briary speech, That makes the tenth orange he's got through in ...

... Fairies fell a victim to zeal in endeavouring to maintain the law. At the time of Jobbing’s trial old law had been revived the Whigs which condemned murderer to the gibbet. Jobbing was the only person, believe, gibbetted under ihatart; hut great were the horror ...

... succeeding to the earldom relinquished all active share politics, although he uniformly his support the House of Lords to the Whig party. In Becember, 1846, he was appointed Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Kent, on the resignation of the late Karl of Thanet ...

... the crime, being influenced thereto by .superstition. The Oyster and the Shei.i.. —On or ataut the of May, says the Northern Whig, a Mra.|Macartney made a will, leaving, with the exception few trifling articles, all her proi>erty, to her daughter, Mrs. ...

... eyes, and bat little rakishly placed on one side of his head, has very much the appearance of gentlemanly decayed and dashing Whig senator—in short, of very respectable modern Alcibiadea after has sown his wild oats. Twenty years ago his person was handsome ...

... most successful orators, and succeeded in maintaining position second, and only second, to Cnbden and Br.ght. In 1841., the Whigs, anxious to please the people, and having personal objections to and Bright, made Milner Gibson Vice-President of ,he Board ...

... for working the British Constitution. read further in Dod that Mr. Hayter was first returned for Wells August, 1837—that he a Whig—that he has uniformly voted favour of the total abolition of the Corn Laws, and for Free Trade in its most extended acceptation; ...