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... Trade struggle was that borne in the pages of Economist, journal established by him with aid of certain influential persons of Whig party. Through tbe same influence was enabled to enter Parliament in 1817. RECREATIVE SClENCE.— Groom*bidoe & Sos«.— The nuo>b*r ...
... portrait of the potativ* Duke, who, alter ali, did not want for brains, and had considerable political influence amongst the Whigs, though, it must admitted, that was not always sober set the House, but then took care never to speak when in that state. His ...
... eons, rendered the probable result the more uncertain ; for there is beautiful simplicity about blue and jellow—old Tor, and-Whig distiuctiona—(let men ebuse them as die, like) which render part, battle more casil, calculated upon than the pieba'd divisions ...
... World. The absence, owing to continued illness, of Earl Derby from his daughter’s nuptials last week, has induced some of the Whig papers to begin to speculate already upon his probable successor chief of the Conservative party; the Turn, in anticipatory ...
... that combined charity with politics, the Whigs sturicd the Anchor in 1768. As the Dolphin was probably an off shoot from the Loyal Society, so the Anchor, in a great measure, arose out of the Independent Club,a Whig organisation, which met the Talbot Hotel ...
... Colston founded of theuiree but that the True who celebrated bis memory, should not boast Blue men, that combined chanty he Whigs Started the Anchor in 1768.- T, the Dolp was 4, probably offshoot from the evil Society the Anchor, in great measure, arose ...
... a loss The ispid withdrawal of gold from the bank of England for shipment to France, and the present m tile money market, ..whig the rise in discount accomodation to s-x per cent., .Te seriously interfered with the of not »>« of the importing bouses. If ...
... dozen nations, driven to exasperation, the tyrannous, unfeeling, and unbending home policy of the prou I House of Hapsburg. A Whig Episcopal appointment has at last been made, which seems to give almost satisfaction to our contemporary, the Guardian, which ...
... uciics. Ttte pare Whig# wriibeti under the iuflict»on ; wlk> would nut ? Bui dear air, grs«t teacher, tu.d the Whigs had enough to make cten ««se. ihey tried if they could noi belter the instruction. Helped by their own oracle, the First Whig, they raided ...
... conciliated the Whigs; the Prince of Wales, who bad placed himself at the head of the Whigs, was among her slaves ; and of the three Dukes whom she was so successful as secure for her three daughters, one was other than the beruUtary model Whig—the Duke of ...
... of. has always universally respected au*i esteemed hv those whom* has been known. has wife and large family. —Surthcrn Daily Whig* A Music Missiohabt.—ln a Kentish village, numbering barvlly mure Ilian fX) inhabitant®, thanks Mr. Hullahs scales, the children ...
... potent politician, on the same aide. We merely throw out the hint on our own fancy, without knowing whether any other aspirants, Whig or Tory, may awaiting the next vacancy, but think it pity that good man, with the spirited dash, audacious humour, and real ...