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... the suf- frages of the party. Mr Walpole, however, is more likely to be preferred to the somewhat unserupulous Knight. Toe Whigs think of setting op as their candidate the Hon. Mr Bouverie, eldest son of the Earl of Radnor, and presently M.I’. for the ...
... Sidney Merb. anew bom- eamtemet whom bis party and their organs _ Cabinet this would hav last, Parlia- ites, Derbyites, and Whigs, all in day week, in “happy family” would have been ord Palmer- aly two Mi- After this, we shall, we presume, from D'Israeli ...
... Council department and some other of a ee eee with | Duke of Argyle is likely to retire, and Yolicies at a | Member of the ola Whig party will be « to Assure a | (From the London papers of yesterda: seneraily be The * Times” says the Duke of New on the | ...
... received Mr Ad ition to the friend of Charies James Fox, with unu nsured, have As tothe and kindness, thanked him for the se which Whig patron, and placed the bust of t the Sultan her retreat by the side of tha eall in the Ther it be a niche now for a mc Mar- ...
... the each paying his seat, the became och wider, and axed to include thirty or forty of the mest inet parliamentary Whea the Whigs came vs power, thes adopted this ane at least of the measures of their cdecomers, who, on their parts, have net, it seems, ...
... likely he did net even use—(bear, hear)—but at terms as | whi it always | jo, wling and vanquished on to the back ben ich the Whig Goliah—(renewed laug if our own, | cheers and renewed laughter.) I am aft ot have se- any addvan- | trust mysclf to speak of ...
... ‘armouth, —frost. not now be reverted to, In the summer of 1841, the righton, —tine. wich, is. frost. owes, ae head, fine. the Whigs were defeated in two Varliaments elected hetficld, pool, E- frost. ander their auspices, and Ki. Peel formed toke-on: rent ...
... bear in arms. He dashed inte the Lowlamts with his sur- him preach, drank in bis ...
... I'lace, ke he gave a kind of political Oar tenant at £2, being » reduction of £1 o pd shoutings | may remember that, before the Whigs rent. ‘The east meal-hui rented last od from the | ‘avern, at £2 there, I went out in 1851, Lord Granville, then Foreign | ...
... Uegun a8 6 Whig, tracting the by office sume day or other to Mr a befure and | incorngible is the lore of budinage in th writer, “do does he try the uu-elastic tempe sume of the | sutfering followers,” 20 alive now | LONDON MARKETS OF son and Col, | EDITION ...
... east in a mon! comes by degrees t an s the rule to assist at foundation of your ix vation, L wish it ston fell back upon a Whig pur sang, and one not turn of the eoach will resame her former day 12 carrots, which, when &e., weighed the quality good. Some ...
... the age of Lansdowne and Pate ee eee ee i ee eit ae wee ES hea onl GFCY, it is not too much to say that in in fal essing | Whig party must regard as their leader the jee VO, eee oro in the | strikingly and effoctively displayed in those he sent | which ...