... lordship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to office, under King William IV., Lord Dnndonald was reinstated in his rank in the British Navy from feeling that he had been ...

... to notice how tenderly Lord John has dealt with the small boroughs. Not one of them is disfranchised. Those who thought the Whigs would be bolder than their rivals, in this respect, will disappointed to find them acting precisely alike. It is the interest ...

... their wishes and instructions. Very amusing, too, is the way in which they deal with each other's claims and pretensions. Your Whig journalist is ever making a wonderful gain—so wonderful as to excite surprise at any chance being left for his opponent to ...

... His faith, and were members of the Church, who before denied the divinity of our Lord. They did not wonder at the Northern Whig —the proprietors of which were Unitarians—decrying the movement, but they did wonder that the Times did not give successful ...

... into an enunciation of the sapient and genial proposition that the friends of Italian liberty ought to be discouraged as Whigs. Yet we must not forget that this septuagenarian dictatorship has its disadvantages. Lord Palmerston, though his physical ...

... would glad allow the present bill to pass, so that the question of reform should no longer obstruct his old antagonists, the Whigs ; others among the Tory opposition would also willingly give it their support, but he feared the policy of the lukewarm Liberals ...

... in demands a better state of things. Let us have a Registration Court which shall be wholly neutral ground; independently of Whig or Tory influence, let each one's merits to vote a burgess or freeman be fairly, honourably tested, without prejudice ; a certain ...

... more bestir themselves. They are ready enough to eomplain, and with justice, perhaps, of the neglect of Governments—whether Whig or Tory—and of the railway interests ; but this is a question which it is in their own power to solve. The Dock property and ...

... in the Liberal interest, in the field for the representation of this borough in Parliament, viz.:—Mr Somerset A. Beaumont, a Whig ; Mr Carstairs, a more advanced Liberal and Dissenter; and Mr Peter A. Taylor, a Radical and advocate of universal suffrage ...

... Is, 4d, and Is 8d per lb. Wholesale Agents : LONGMAN, LEONARD, & ROBINSON, Counterslip, Bristol ; And Retail by the folio whig Agents :— Bristol—Bateman, 27, West Chepstow—W. J. Williams. St.; E. Cook, Redcliff Hill. Gloucester—C. Jeynes, 159, Axbridge—S ...

... 300,000, about which my Lord John cannot give any precise information ? Why is Bristol to be continually overlooked by every Whig Government, and areas not near so large or wealthy have additional members given them ? I would ask, where is the host of local ...

... adv °cate their interests. He had had it wa c re conversation with one of the members, i tated to him that nei ther Tory nor Whig com■? bave an - influence with the Government in oi ' if Hristol or any w , Jos .submitted this was imgular. y° tcl aVe he ...