... that his man Friday—as the Whigs had irreverently nicknamed Sir Charles. The relationship the latter the Whigs was shortly become mure agreeable. Lrd Ilowick went the House of Lords, in the room of his father, deceased. The Whig? were out office, and needed ...

... forwards between the Admiralty and India, in accordance with the necessities the hour. I suppose will die in harness, fur is not Whig, and relation ? ...

... GAZETTE—DECEMBER 11, 1860. MODERN STATESMEN; OR, SKETCHES mom THE STRASGEHS’ GALLERY T!!£ HOUSE COWOHS. EDWARD BAINES. Lord wan Whig nobleman, and we dare say gave, appropriate occasions, the Liberty of the Press. Torn Moore a gentleman of tbo prc s, and, ...

... lest and Corpoialiwa Acts, toe Whigs made Leeds borough, the Whigs made Hr. Baines an MB., and the pK»oot Ml. for Lecris s ill retains that veneration for Lord John Hassell which formed part of lire political creed of all Whig families in the llotorm epo ...

... baronet, resiling at Hicklctoo Hall, near mcaster, he was first turned for the Lincolnshire loronah of Great Grimsby 1320, the Whig interest. In IS3I he lost that seat, but found another at Warebarn, ia Dorse.sbirc. When the franchise was conferre I on the ...

... —tui'l can t say more I elections are proceeding, Ncwcastlc-on. Tyne and in Southwark. Newcastle has three county geutlcmau Whig, ™ d'cal and a gentlemen who goes for manhood 4„, ,; with '-l Palmerston, whom, bein^dk-U'of the . -lie Urqnhart, looks l srt ...