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... maternal uncle, Mr. William Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his wealth. I:1ifl lordship was a supporter of the whig party. Thfl deceased was a patron of the turf, and had a princely racing stud. He is succeeded in his title and eX- tensive ...
... Successive Administrations have promised to carry out a measure to ampod the Representation of the People ; and though the Whigs have been strong in their promises, many of them have displayed such indifference as to lead the conclusion that they have ...
... money. He was then about forty-four years of age, with a strong taste for applause, patronage, and public life. His wealthl-and Whig connections made him a peer, and he earned his honours, for he patronised everything, subscribed to 'everything, and became ...
... However, Mr. Bright has returned to good sense and moderation again. The reform now argues for is altogether unexceptionable. Whig and Tory will, regards the extension the suffrage contends for, equally agree with him. Mr. Disraeli his reform Ml] provided ...
... with one of those fresh, ruddy, Whiskerless faooa -wlxich make oven an old man look young. It was clear that he was a good Whig, and of an old family, otherwise Lord John would have been a little less friendly. It was also clear that he was in office ...
... good, and at lower them ever.—(WHO MAKES YOUR TROUSERS I) • Maaattetarets of HATS and CAPS, to be of at shoat half-prioa— (WHIG'S YOUR HATTER I) NOTE THE ADDRESS: No. 20, BL .eIC-STRENT, WITHIN THE IRON RATIZ - ZGS. ...
... foddion befyd i adforu el ieciyd. go Nid oes iddo elvn Ye yr boll wald ; ae vr wyf yn sier v rb iydi i bawb. pa un bynag ai Whig, Tory, ai Radical ge fyddont, ewvllvoio iddo, yn y modd mwyaf calonog. nd. af feriad ieehyd buan, se y cytuneant t mi i ddvmuno ...
... so, dram, atol • et&rtol. he broke foray foe to Node s :oh throe trete, to Sodom for Abertoade. torning haek from the Morita Whig. Co r and after spoor& a three Mom rum. went to earth. loot Mont took pin, on Wolneediy night at Iwwwsably.roon. sag as wr ...
... .. op the Prim, and whether war with Ora wort oar intoraelao. in a better porta.. by a erre of mar Ile bloated to tumor gm Whig twooglit them Wore med that mew beeo take. which renired almost immitablr, and hod. at the outlier, tsmod tee loth* in UMW ...
... are enforcing. In 1847, Sir RcBcsnr PEEL re- th i, pealed the Corn Laws, establishing, par =onse- 1nqooe,, free 'trade. The Whigs had never ne sbeen enthusiastic advocates of this principle; po Lt on the contrary, they had played fast and loose p a with ...
... the tender ground on which they tread, and that if the W'higs now fall, it will be for ever —that there would be no hope of resuscitation for them. The country is pretty well disgusted with Whig chicanery and misrule; there will be no more botching for ...