... assailed, with considerable ‘abillity and rancour, the party with whom he had for so many years acted: He was a member of a Whig Government, and one of his patrons was supposed to be the present Premier. One of the mysteries of London is the hon. enmity ...

... and shif! popuiation, a ‘hich may preserve, ef the last resting: 3 place of man. a remarkable and Mr. (From the Northern Whig. ) Whig in 1856, and connected with the Northern in spring of 1858, when his relations columns up to the tly terminated. with tke ...

... voted against the repeal of the duty. The ninety were almost exclusively composed of Conservatives, only some two or three Whigs and Radicals being amongst them. ‘he Times is not gratified with the result, and the narrow majority of nine has saved the ...

... it is inexpedient to proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate followed, in the course of which that staunch est Whigs, Mr. Ellice, sen., joined the ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the bill. On division, the third reading was ...

... and the prerogatives of Mr. Speaker at the tame time. He read his second epistle Mr. Walter amid the cheers and laughter of Whigs, Radicals, and Tories, and followed it dashing speech. Nothing, suspect, but the wit of Lord Palmerston, and the philosophic ...

... Article Bedroom, Kitchen, Parlour, Library, liming and Drawing Room Furniture, together with immense Stock Chimney and Dr ...

... order to induce their lordships not to agree to the aboliti of the paper duty, coupled with the fact of Lord Monteagle, an old Whig, having given notice that when the measure came on for second read:- ing he should move that it be read a second time that ...

... it is inexpedient proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate fallowed, ia the coarse of which that staunchest of Whigs, Mr. Ellice, son., joined tho ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the hill. On division, the third reading was ...

... and was generally esteemed by Ml parties the province over which presided. In politics was all his life a firm and consistent Whig, but was not in the habit of speaking in Parliament. During his college life the present Earl Grey was one bia pupils. He was ...

... is inexpedient to proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate followed, in the course of which that staunchest of Whigs, Mr. Ellice, Ben. joined the ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the On a division, the third reading was carried ...

... and the prerogatives of Ur. Speaker the same time. He read his ssoond epistle to Hr. Walter amid the cheers and laughter of Whigs, Radicals, and Torisa, and followed it by dashing speech. Nothing, we suspect, but the wit Lord Pelmerston, tod the philosophic ...

... this conviction confined to any particular political party. It betrays itself in the language of advanced Liberals as well as Whigs and Conservatives ; I should say it was strongest among those most closely and immediately conversant with finance—the men ...