... House blue book dispels many popular beliefs current in society. Thus the oftenrepeated story that Lord Macaulay had sold his Whig history to the Messes. Longman for an annuity is to be upset by the Cust ,, m-house fact that the old historian is the proprietor ...

... which I have had is this—that the Ministers are wrapped up r too much in their own feelings—the ft clings of an exclusive Whig aristocracy. They have a disposition to turn what is called the cold shoulder to that part of • the honse to which I bel:mged ...

... principles of Charles James Fox—as they were understood by that most loveable of statesmen at the period when he, the Abdiel of the Whig party, remained unshaken by the desertion of so many whom the fervid eloquence of Burke had seduced—Fox Maule has never for ...

... 0001. in circulation, and but 3,2001. in bullion. The fluctuations of the northern banks are equally trifling. The .Northern, Whig, the leading commercial authority in the north, publishes a lengthened retrospect of the year 1856, in the course of which ...

... Liberals of this borough for many years past, the representation in several previous Parliaments having been divided between the Whigs and the Conservatives. Another source of exultation to the Liberal interest was furnished by the fact that, though the seat ...

... principles of Charles James Fox—as they were understood by that most loveable of statesmen at the period when he, the Abdiel of the Whig party, remained unshaken by the desertion of so many whom the fervid eloquence of Burke had seduced—Fos Maule has never for ...

... experience which I have had is this—that the Ministers are wrapped up too much in their own feelings—the fe eliugs of an exclusive Whig aristocracy. They have a disposition to turn what is called the cold shoulder to that part of the house to which I belonged ...

... more distinguished Parliamentary opponents now argue the subject with the electors. Till very lately it was sufficient for a Whig or Conservative candidate to meet a question on the Ballot with a simple and a contemptuous No. The hustings at this election ...

... full value. I begin with the long-standing error, the first point, the imbecility of our many and various administrations of Whig and Tory, that of baying never thought of an Order in Council (the quickest work) or an Act of Parliament, to make any portion ...

... would seem from the names of. Grosvenor and Hanbury being printed in the same placards, and from other syinptoms, that the two Whig candidates have coalesced in order to , ecure their joint return. The election will take place at Brentlerd on Thursday next ...

... presented them to me toll me, by men of all ranks, from the highest to the l owest—by men of all parties—Conservat.ves and Whigs. T or i es and Radicals, expressing their regret and surprise at the resolution which the majority of the House of Commons ...

... this issue—whether it were possible or not to raise the great militia force of this country on the voluntary principle. The Whig Government were of opinion that that was totally impossible, and sooner than attempt it they relinquished office. e were of ...