... Cephin Sie neer represented Mid .urst in Pa , liament. During his r. never in the lower House he invariably vett d with the Whig party, of which political body, like his p.-e--decessor in the peerage, ho was a canytaut supporter. The present E .r 1 was ...

... le purpose of improving the condition of the poor on hi perty / As a Politician he exercised an impotn n as c airman of the Whig Club at York. Through is n strumentality while in that position Mr. Wyvil 'S e- turned as an independent Member for York, whii ...

... Gibbs ob- tained the right to speak by proposing Mr. Acton Tindal, the Clerk of the Peace, as a more Liberal man than the Whig — loud laughter, in which the Clerk of the Peace joined; and he then challenged Mr. Cavendish to declare his opinions on some ...

... The note dropped from the hands of poor V , and she fainted. Death of Mr. James Coppock.—Mr. James Coppock, the celebrated Whig electioneering mediator, and the man who more than any other has helped to uphold the old-fashioned system by which boroughs ...

... one of these dukes is the bead of an illuattidus old English race that in late Jere has bee, particularly steadfast to the Whig connection. These re} ctiens 1.1 the garter, aAh the 01 Lord Ilarrowhy being In the Cabinet and Lord St Germails riseiving ...