... NA SCII IS, Tits Imre the •• to lir I. Of al, ; .hl4. the stutter d rue Whigs is Ins rabies', i. • easel) . aid tersi the • veal taunter 4 tap. mast the loio. eels. rai.l Whig. • ; 14..41 • One? AU.. A. • tad what ih. stigmare • frisalitis, tier ...

... to artialdor tho . proprioty of e p r odoir proper kl.tbo, rod to take she owwwyory stop M awry out au object to the Well-Whig Ile 'THOS. THOMAS. Weer of Ooriorvol. RIMS, Akimbo*. 3. RICHARDB. A. WYNNE WILLIAMS, M.D. BD. GRIP? POWPILL. H. S. HAYDN, 11 ...

... years. In that diocese a clergyman has very little shonee of episcopal favour, unless he be a Traotariao iu religion, or a Whig-radical in politics. Stn,—l little suspected that I should have to follow an Elector to your columns. Having been repulsed ...

... Mons. Fined as ad awl : Jaw ' ebereed with fratetft Pleillps, In the pod& at IL an Ihe Oh MI. The mil be met deleolut an the Whig up ewe laid • Who be yes all a umetV imd L e* with Na Ilse deters wee eat the my drank. N mods am et hsbesedsee, he (letiethat) ...

... wvw-tn .-.;-r In Huntingdonshire the Marchioness of Hnntly, abtor of Lady Charlotte Schrieber, Gaest, —worked hard behalf of the Whig candidate, Mr. J. M. Beathcoto,— while in the little city of Peterborough, the Milton nominees, the Hon. George Fitswilliam ...

... Ministry of the day in, when Sir Robert Peel and his party opposed a £30,000 annual grant to l'rince Albert to the £50,000 of the Whigs, and succeeded in their opposition. Much, of course, will depend on the moderation which the Minister will observe in the asking; ...

... Edinburgh Review has ceased to be the organ of the Whig party, and has become the ministerial organ. We say the ministerial organ, because in a thick and thin support of the present minister, whether against whigs or radicals, the Review is alone, quite unattended ...

... there is a callous pride about him that he cannot shake off, and which would ever prevent him being the creature of either Whig or Tory adoption. Without adhering to one or the other, it is folly for any clever man of small means and lesser expectation ...

... previous title was Baron Segrave, dated September, 1831, on the accession if the whig ministry, was born 26th September, 1786 The earldom of Fitzhardinge was conferred by the whig* on 11th August, 1841— among the last of the titles crea- ted by the party before ...

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... the cell below. WHIG INFLUENCE.—Lord Lilford, a nobleman whose Only distinctions are that he was once a Lord in waiting that he married a daughter of Lord Holland, and that ha is patron of eight has thrown a new light on the influence Whig Peers fed themselves ...

... will demand the united energies of Conservative politicians. In the old Whig circles dis- may is not concealed at the domestic aspect which thia vast subject bus assumed. The Whigs sunk lower than ever in popular estimation when to deficits in our Ex- ...