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... the head by George. I. This lady at Johnsons door ; had been intimate with Fox, ‘the bea al of Devonshire, and ‘the brilliant Whig society. of thé reign of George II. ; had known the’ Queensberry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, young beauty of the court ...
... supporters of Lord Palmerston, by throwing their influence into the scale of liberal enadidaten t sad sapplying recruits to the Whig Cabinet, to enable them to carry on their war against Rome No one will accuse us of Toryism, for we have invariably denounced ...
... . 2 able editor of the Worthern Whig, made a very e chairman. When justice had been done to the good th’ ings of this life, @ congra! was present ¥ 4 Francis Dalzeil Esq., the respected proprietor of the Worthern Whig. After referring in feel: 10; te ...
... and Son. further instalment of Mr. Massey's book—for Which the Whigs cannot feel too grateful —brings the Georgian Chronicle down from 1781 to 1793. Looking upon history from a purely Whig point-ot-view, and judging all men and things from the hustings ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Wynne has issued his valedictory address to the electors of Shgo borough. Mr Ten!.™ ?w. • \t« . (Whig) and Mr. Q,C - (COnSerVat candidal for the Mr. Divett, after a long and faithful representation of the Libera party Exeter ...
... Conservatives and Whigs respectively. It seems that the Conservatives have made 25 peerages and the Whigs mure than five times as many, namely, 137. The ratio of baronetages is still more remarkable: it is about eigh to one on the side the Whigs. ...
... lifetime of their fathers. Those in italics are the English titles of Irish and Scotch peers promoted : BY CONSERVATIVE MINIS. BY WHIG-RADICAL MINIS TRIES. EA RLDOMS. TRIES. EARLDOMS. None. VISCOUNTCIES. None. 1841. Fitzbardinge. VISCoUNTCIES. 1839. Ponsonby ...
... was meant by the Circumlocution office; bur the community has not shown itself clever at guessing. The truth is that, when a Whig Government is in power, it is the Cabinet itself which undertakes to solve the great problem How not to do it. The devices ...
... the House of Lords. The Whigs begin to feel that these allies will involve them in continual mischief; and hence, probably it is that Lord Palmerston has on this question evinced something like moderation propriety. The Whigs cannot be I to end and aim ...
... favour of that party is unmistakeable. Therefore the moment any rupture takes place between the Whig and Radical sections of the Coalition, the old Whigs--already stanch Conservatives at heart would to a man unite themselves with the present Opposition ...
... undoubtedly the foremost man in the Ministry. He seemed about to crush out from the great liberal party” the last remains of the Whig element, and to erect himself into position which should make him the only man capable of bolding that party together. The ...
... the Md not seedy agree with this to up sad say that des Whigs o,sstd, and to test thus the veletas that they held only by their sappy& break up in of aao Moral party a et woad pros that the Whigs and liaise& could sot 11. 1. the Md. (Orr tViy.) The Si ...