... it 2-16 Maltyre, a Whig brother-in-law, for the of the the weight estate, w! tenants limits, Bet Tom is the the better looking, altogether the ean be apd all his teo and offers to beck himself ‘at five te one. ...

... and yun the respectively, against thirteen gained by the Hon. | m that awhig. At the general election of 1802. the Phipps, a Whig, and Lord R. Manners, a Tory, as their turned by thirty-three and twenty-six votes, agai potted by Mr. Woodall, another Tory ...

... was time felt a great regard for him, so that his » I wish cath was a source of ship of Lord Melbourne ling ministry of the Whigs, under the 80 weak, a I don’t frequently been House vas very to submit for two yearsor that find Wake's oats Conservatives ...

... a large pre the entire as in Hansard. | her own ber, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assamed the reins of go office with his collea, Whig Mia of Lord Melbourne, however, ri wing April, but Lord Broagha Ly’s.* power in the to the chancellorshi cone of » has exclusion ...

... appeals of | Busse. 1865, have been of a Lord Palmerston in 1857, Lord Palmerstor The ont the contrary was in 1841, when the Whigs wer by a vote of no confidence. averag Ministry bas been three years. or THE find it stated in the del Palermo, that Dr. Albanese ...