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... from a return which he had wrung from the blove.rnment : they were Peter Erle, Q.C., a Whig, salary £1,500; James Hill, Q.C.. Whig. salary, .C 1.200 ; Rev. R. Jones, Whig, sal try £1,200 He had nothing to say again 4 these gentlemen as to their admitted ...
... his man Friday—sr; the Whigs bad irreverently nicknamed Sir Charles. The rtlatiohahip the Litter to the Whigs was shortly to more agreeable. Lrd Floweick went op to the Harm of Lords, in the room of Lie father, dammed. The Whigs were cut of office, sal ...
... pheasant, forget the talk ince/moot— Weary words. Only hoping, when the dying days of oar recess are dying, We may shoot oar Whig friends dying Like the birds. The Paws. ...
... MODERN STATESMEN; 01, SKETCHES FROM THE STRANGERS' GALLERY OF THE HOUSE OF COICIONS. EDWARD BALES. Lon, Ilott►nu was a Whig nobleman, and we dare say gave, appropriate .eaLsious, the Liherty of the Prem. Tom More was a gentleman of the pre. s, and, in ...
... concurs in the general policy espoused lay Lord Derby —would reii.just the ineowe.tax and mitigate that un malt and tea. Yet the Whigs made Sir Bulecr a baronet. lam told Sir Bulw,r's midden was Ly no mvaus over effective ; but Sir /Wiser is ttman not early ...
... forwards between the Admirslty and India, in accordance wish the of the boar. I suppose he will die in haruess, for is he not a Whig, and a relati ...
... re&znation of the Secretaryship at War by Mr. tutting, 1.a.l Palmerston vok the vacant place, and tilled it until When the Whigs earns int) power, Lord Palmerston became Secretary of State f Foreign AiTairA, and represented South Hants, and tAtimately ...
... declining health of the late Earl Fitzwilliam prevented his son, the then member, from standing again for United Yorkshire, and the Whig party gladly put forward as the representative of that important the rising and accomplished Lord Morpeth. In-the agitation ...
... fits essay on Mitten, in the Ediuburyit &mita., drew up in him the atteutiun of the entire reading public. The leaders of the. Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. MacAulay a Coinmiesioner of Bankruptcy, and in leelu he ...
... &Lel:died the Teat and Corperatien Acts, the Whigs made Leeds a bervugh, the Whigs made Mr. Rdnes M.P., awl the pre f_r sent Leeds retains that venerath n for Lord ehn Ens Il ferreted part of the political creed of all Whig famili.• in the Batorm epoch. Yet iu ...
... base every confidence in supposing that the riots are at an end. ALLEGED RIOTS IN LONDONDERRY. BELFAST, Saturday.—The Northern Whig, in its second edition of to-day, ,an,—We hare re. mired this morning a letter from 'Derry, contradicting the report of di ...
... not retain his position —a po:ition requiring no ordinary tact na 1 activi•y. Manchester is divided not much into Tories and Whigs as into the friends of tie late Anti-Gzn Law League, and their enemies. Mr. Bright represented the I .rmer class ; Sir Thomas ...