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... did on it fall: Oh! ’twas simple, touching scene—that pauper's funeral! jjutc him a roost lively account of select circle of Whig wits and lilterateurt, and persuaded the commissioner dine with him, speciallr to meet score of them. We have ourselves heard ...
... powers; and it is highly to the credit of Mr. Napier, that applied himself, without any feeling jealousy, to work out, when Whigs were the ascendant, the projects which he had submitted as Tory Attorney-General. To complete this agreeable picture, we have ...
... ordinary years, have been considered alone sufficient to found a claim to national gratitude. Owing to the weakness of the Whig Government, and to the provisional tenure of office and slender ability of their Protectionist successors, vast number of measures ...
... contact with a variety of persons—and and that his talents give additional Illustration to the amongst others, with ambitious Whig attorney, who renowned title of “ Clarendon.”— ...
... celebrated Lola Montes (Mrs. had taken to herself another husband, in - V person of Mr. Hull, late proprietor of The San Francisco Whig. They were married a Roman Catholic priest. Stock Exchange, Moxoav, Auo. —The market for public secu -itics na« been very firm ...
... never ceased successive Hoards Admiralty for restoration to the service, though with uniform illsuccess. Conservatives and Whigs united in repudiating his claims; nay. the Admiralty Hoard of Lord I>erby itself was no exception to the rule. In June, 1H52 ...
... bring about the secession of Lord John Hassell.” But, though Lord Palmerston has not the hereditary leadership of the great Whig families”—and though not the recognised chief of parliamentary following—still, to adopt distinction of Mr. Israeli’s (in his ...
... country’s memory with acts of historical renown. thorough Englishman, he worshipped the Constitution of his country in the orthodox Whig creed which the great Revolution families seek to rule the party attached to progress. By family pride and ancestral recollections ...