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... stated, that the care of the mother does most to form the character of the son, Bristol could claim e interest in the great Whig historian, whose career has just closed. Ills mother was Bristol born, and of Bristol parents: also was a sister of the late ...
... election, as it is now conducted? (Hear, hear). There is a man ih trade; some of his customers, to use the ancient words, are Whigs and some Tories. His chief concern is his family. Politics to him are but as a flower in the garden, not that which ri noueheth ...
... latter, and the chairman of the General Annual Sessions for Lancashire. He was Liberal —not of the advanced school— but of the Whig party; and was favour of a Ql. franchise short Parliaments, Church reform, and in opposition 'to the endowment of Roman Catholics ...
... containing alia an admirable political article in which due meed of is accorded Marquis of Mormanby distinguished member of the Whig party man ol large diplomatic experience for observations on ihe naval armaments of spoken during the present week at the opening ...
... latter, and the chairman of the General Annual Sessions for Lancashire. He was Liberal —not of the advanced school— but of the Whig party; and was favour of a Ql. franchise short Parliaments, Church reform, and in opposition 'to the endowment of Roman Catholics ...
... Chancellor of the Duchy Lancaster in 1855, at a salary of 2,000/. per annum. He was Liberal—not of the advanced school, but of the Whig party. Deceased retired from pubbe life his resignation of the honour of representing Leeds. His services were much valued ...
... and magistrate Yorkshire also deputy-lieuienant of the and chairman of General Annual Lancashire He Liberal not school but Whig and in favour of 0 franchise Parliaments Church reform in opposition to the endowment of Catholics He also in favour ballot ...
... that they determined by or crook to regain position they have lost ever since memorable election Mr gained signal victory the Whig party 11 is Mr Bright knows in any coming election return of least Conservative is certain at Gloucester have heard candidates ...
... ltussell juncture could distinguish position of the pall bearers Imme-diitely followed Granville venerable whole tiie leaders of Whig it noticeable that the Stauley single of to present Mr followed from Prayer-book Mont-eagle were spectators arrival at was ...
... elections as they were now cuuetituted? Tube the case of a tradesman; his Customer, couiptised whips and Lairs, and by voting for a whig he offended the toots. 'lake the ease of a tenant, who had saved some money by hie frugality and industry, and laid outs good ...
... the fsera I can 'ether on the subject. WOACIBTRIR PORCILAIN.—The Daily Ness states that a beautiful dessert service le pow Whig exhibited In the tooth nave of the Crystal Niece, at bydenbsm. It has pore unquotae ground, with a rich massive gold border ...
... Dinison, who tetgegailsed to Isle the hulk of his immense wealth. Is polities Lord Loadesinermigh was • stanch Depporter of the Whig party. Hs wee created by George IV., is 18:S1, a Knight Commander of this H.gal H Order, suns • F. of the Royal Society and ...