... Ellenborough, the most brilliant of the Tory orators. In the House of Commons, Lord Stanley, whom the noble leader of the Whigs, Lord Grey, told 1810, that lie regarded the most direct descendant of the great oratorical school of Pitt and Fox Sir James ...

... to conceive the reason of Lord Drumlanrig’s quilting the Queen’s service, after having held office for so many years under a Whig Minister. believe the next session will, however, solve the mystery, and the quondam big Comptroller of the Household, having ...

... formally called nm prove their claims at the chambers of the Master of the by the 19th inst. ‘W believe next sesion the quondam Whig Conmvlhr of &HMM% to the peerage and become Marquis of , will be found voting with the Earl of Derby.—~Court Jowrnal. Tae New ...

... ia bis grate has no fuel, Mr. fir catch me et hazard or whist, Coward was wing’d in duel. Mr Wise iv a dunce, Mr, King is a Whig, Mr. Cotfin’s sprightly, And buge Me, Little broke down in his gig, While driving fat Mrs. Golightly. Again bere is an example ...

... of Trinity College, Dublin, and was consecrated the year 1848. In politics Dr Wilson was old and staunch supporter of the Whigs. Although naturally of a delicate constitution, he neveitheless attained the ripe age of years. The see of Cork is one of the ...

... Trinity College, Dublin, and w’as consecrated in the 3’ear 1848. In politics Dr. Wilson was an old and staunch supporter of the Whigs, and since his elevation had been justly esteemed for a spirit of genuine liberality and the total absence of all evidence ...

... itself a burden almost too heavy to be borne; but the tax becomes doubly onerous when it is continued by a mere trick of our Whig-Radital Government, who gmfe-od that the increased rates were to continue only for “one year after the termination of the war ...

... yeara some of the English midland counties. «movwie t elicited a considerable amount of opposition, both from the ™ * live and whig organs, on these grounds, among others, that thi burghs are not called upon or entitled agitate for any change in the lepr ...

... CorNewarr Lewis, however, holds out a hope of reduction of the Income-tax to the extent of the war 9d., he tells us, with true Whig politeness, that we must consent to be taxed in some other way to about the same amount. True he does not say so in so many ...

... as follows :— 1847. SreraOßP (Conservative) Seery (Radieal) Burwer (Whig) CorreTrT (Conservative) 1852. Sieraorp (Conservative) 840 Hzexeage (Whig) 660 B coconcoeoosiis wepsieraperi: SN Now the figures we ...

... time M.P. for Muldon, Conservative; Mr. J. Gordon Rebow, of Wivenhpc-park, adjacent to the borough, who professes moderate Whig principles, but churchman; Mr. Hamilton, a barrister on the Home Circuit, Conservative; and Mr. Havens, a non-praclisiug barrister ...

... time M.P. for Maldon, ' Conservative ; Mr. J. Gurdon Rebow, of Wivenhoe %\u’l, adjacent to the borough, who cnl-m moderate Whig pr(llnciplu. but is a Churchman ; Mr. Hamilton, a barrister on the Home Circuit, Conservative; and Mr. Havens, a non-practising ...