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... l physical awdowmanu—that connected with (W hand of heroca who are foot disappearing from among —tint wee the mmnnista tha Whig* aad Toriea —the Keatraaat of Fsel, a follow labourer aided la the great worb Reform, then bitterly opposed it, that was anselfish ...
... saaa Ike Mka pw them te a Boats ill naateore—a for beyond say that had hata a Piriioarat rstaratd aader Derby it# with eeraral Whig feiwkjlrenli. a wild Mirflb Off oairtoa for power, a Irish a»iwaal gained forgelr, doabt, tram analy declaration of Lard Aibs ...
... of the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in the celebrated case of Norton v. Melburne,” but in his practical prosecutions he lent too much Whig asperity, and in his capacity of public prosecutor of Lord Cardigan before the Peers, it was apparent that the trial was only ...
... the names of Robert Stephenson and George Stephenson. The speech of Karl Russell Newcastle is essentially political. It is a Whig song of triumph, and assuredly no man more entitled to sing such tong than Earl Russell. His lordship tells us how he and his ...
... political spirit of the age, and hit speeches pre-eminently indicate its form and pressure.” It matters little whether taking the Whig view term him Conservative-Liberal, or looking on him from the Tory camp call him Liberal-Conservative j in either case can ...
... members—a triumph far beyond any that had been anticipated in a Parliament returned under Derbyite influences, with several Whig recalcitrants, wild bid of the Opposition far power, and a frantic effort to secure Irish suffrages. The Government gained ...
... endowments—that he was connected with the baud of heroes who are fast disappearing from among us —that he was the associate of the Whigs and Tories —the lieutenant of Feel, and a fellow labourer of Russell—that he aided in the great work of Reform, and then bitterly ...
... dieplay waa dafoaaa How. lfra. Norton, ia the aalabralad aaaa af - Norton v. Methane, bat la kia aroaaaatiooa lent too nwi Whig aad ia hia aanadty yMa ptoaoaatar Cardigan before Nm, it waa apparent that trial waa mattery aad aaaartatioa aat daairad. for ...
... otroot, Untytil.—» I aaa saw ikao taa a aid halt aay paesos, lately IMB pavrCrinatriar.* •■rjaaal Craras, aaffcrl. Ireland— whig pour Criaatriar. I tan aormi bnertkMaT* Mrif' CMS' I *.. 1» bald, la c*etredeUkae* ho?.' Mr. tana, idea, MaeeladUld.ilmot ...
... Howland. The late Duke, during his public canrer in the Lower House, Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Governments. On the death of hit father, in October, 1M». succeeded the Duk -dum. In was appointed Special Depnty-Wnrden the ...
... the Bom Louie ia hie lalktt'i buMT How lead. The late hie mat Ike Lower How*, Peers, ■■■aimed Ike view* tad ■eeaeree of ike Whig Go., r ■■.■■■■ Ike (batk afkie father, ia October, 1M», I did to Ike Dak-duea. I*sJke appelated Sped Depot. - at ike Staaaariee ...