... said, was not less inordinate than his avarice. There was, indeed, an attempt made at this time to raise against the leading Whig politicians and their • allies the great moneyed men of the City, a cry much resembling the cry which, seventy or eighty years ...

... eyes and rustling robes, pure and saintly, with calm, full, innocent gaze, comes the Countess of Sunderland, that very little Whig whom Charles astonished our old friend Sir Robert by once proposing as a toast; the wife of the rashest and most dangerous ...

... said, was not less inordinate than his avarice. There was, indeed, an attempt made at this time to . raise against the leading Whig politicians and their allies, the great moneyed men of the City, a cry much resembling the cry which, seventy or eighty years ...

... eyes and rustling robes, pure and saintly, with calm, full, innocent gaze, comes the Countess of Sunderland, that very little Whig whom. Charles astonished our old friend Sir Robert by once proposing as a toast; the wife of the rashest and most dangerous ...

... made by my father. Mr. Clay: Have you noticed that when the Whigs were in office they promoted more Whigs than Tories- and that when the Tories were in office they promoted more Tories than Whigs? —I certainly think so, and have not noticed any difference ...

... laughter.) As long as be continues to do so he will meet with no factious opposition. In that Cabinet there are Old Whigs and New Whigs, Peelites and Radicals, and it is astonishing how a Government can be carried on consisting of such conflicting materials ...

... screw-boat—the Plyulymon—having been withdrawn, as also the chartered steamer Emerald, which competed with her.—Belfast Northern Whig. His Grace (the Archbishop of York) has very forcibly reminded you that in this respect, in connexion with your blind poor ...

... of obloquy was showered upon Mr. Gladstone by the Whig party for having deserted their cause, as he had previously been a most strenuous supporter of Mr. Roscoe, and as such was considered a decided Whig. For years afterwards, whenever he appeared at any ...

... waiting-woman. Spencer learned that very night that his sister bad admitted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which he mis:ook for virtue, and, eager to emulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, and ...

... of obloquy was showered upon Mr. Gladstone by the Whig party for having deserted their cause, as he had previously been a most strenuous supporter of Mr. Roscoe, and as such was considered a decided Whig. For years afterwards, whenever he appeared at any ...

... a waiting-woman. Spencer learned that very night that his sister had admitted her husband to her apart- The fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which he rnis:ook for virtue, and, eager to emulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, and ...

... becomes with him a cardinal point :—say Cardinal Acton's point, because of consanguineous considerations to which a family whig, or whig of family, is always sensitive, however insensible in other respects. The Earl ought not to be very emotional, certainly ...