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... independence. Returning to England, and succeeding to the title Lord Dundonald by his father's death, he was, the accession of the Whigs to power in the first year of the reign of William IV. reinstated in his command in the British navy, and made Rear Admiral ...
... to Lord Derby. A contest took place at Boston for the seat vacant the death Whig-Radical member, Mr. Ingram. Thec a 0 j were Mr. Tuxford Liberal, and Mr. Conservative. The Whig Radical candidate P issue in this way in his speech to the Boston: He stood ...
... stood at buy against a House of Commons autumn of ISoJ. Being tauntingly recommended amend his Budget, after the manner of the Whig fanciers, and reminded that Mr. Pitt had not disdained to alter his financial schemes, he replied, I not aspire to .Mr. Put's ...
... Crowning Conclusion. Dr. Johnson, when he was in a good humour, was in the habit of saying, that the Devil was the first Whig. If so, the Wig in question must have been an Old Scratch. Punch. ...
... the newspapers of peculiarly vigorous effort, made by the Tories, and a remarkably spiritless resistance opposed to it the Whigs. The plain truth is, that a Liberal candidate, even a (airly Liberal borough, has just now a completely up-hill battle to fight ...
... from the eternal ledger. The harder his ordinary foil, the more thoroughly does he enjoy his annual holiday. If he went out a Whig, he returns a Tory. Myriads of us have reason to be grateful for railways, on this account alone. Out of evil comes good. The ...
... y fond of literary men, especially rnj men), and as a pure and concientious Whig, whit self am, as you all know, and which is shown 'J gi jt helped to write The New Whig Guide some * ew ago. Gentlemen, England is a very great and a very nation, and ...
... mob towards the Bishop ?f Down and Connor at a meeting the Propagation in Belfast on Monday night. It was well known Ways the Whig) tbat the Orangemen intended insult Bishop by preventing his taking the chair, and P*cing Dr. Miller there in his stead, in ...