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... the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair, for the purpose of raising funds to erect a monument to John Bunyan. The Heads of the Whig Party.—The career of the late Duke of Bedford curiously illustrates the political importance which a man may attain in England ...
... was a Liberal, so the character of the representation remains unaltered, ln this small county, the principal landowners are Whig-Radicals, who applied the screw unmercifully. ...
... CELSSRAIND MA.CHINSS Mein bees SDK W. P. THOMAS! CO.. the PATZWIM, Caution the Pulite WrallUt the use of theme Plrmaish Prow:Whigs will be takes solos& all Perseus, atter this Notice, oar Paseo and Liberal Rewards will be gives as satisfactory Waimea= of ...
... end in the person of a profligate time-server, who accommodated himself to every Court in succession—Tory, Commonwealth, and Whig—and who crowned his anti-heroied achievementsby cheating an actress by a false marriage. “ The Kensington property, however ...
... that it is of no use to do anything, as the affair is settled. It will have to be regretted, with all the other things in the Whig category. of connivance in nefarious designs. Twenty years hence, the, evidence of complicity may startle the nation, and Ministers ...
... remunerative and self-supporting. The Com- pany thus subsidized has failed in fulfilling the conditions of the contract ; and the Whig authorities, with an eager- ness whicli shows them to have been on the watch for failure, have cancelled the contract and withheld ...
... enceseefel issue, but we are glad that he has the courage to try. The Bell remarks with perfect truth that the real heady of the Whigs were the Duke of Bedford and the Duchess of Sutherland—and prophesies that now, with a younger generation ruling at Woburn ...
... have for many years made all the appointments to Hospitals subservient political purposes ; itTnatters not whether Toriel or Whigs the opportunity of doing this, both parties have availed themselves the chance of forwarding their political views by bestowing ...
... wedil of &la Ide 162. At Alfred Cassels bi-siontkly esseting,lb. asseisalS beaMs debit of £216 14e bd. At the he the Reuter Whig Mardi showed a debit • U. At South Darras Miss sossasSe shoved I balsam of liabilities over alms .IIJI hid. At the Charlotte ...
... Sir J. Ramsden borrowed from his brother-in-law, Mr. Horsman, all hl4 bitterneps, but without his power. Sir John is a young Whig who has broken loose from his party. He was a subordinate member of Lord Palmerstou's first administration—but he was not asked ...
... which has sadly wasted the valuable time of the session and which oalied forth Lord Dsbby's parade the Mansion House. The Whigs actually capsized the Radicals, and the eountry for a moment has lost heart, which the Tories are most willing to take advantage ...
... forced in towards the reef et the mama ; this as a is poim, it may perhaps rodeos a mils=from unthinking °ricketier*, but to a Whig who read this, the effect will be very is my wife's case to-day may be her's to.meirmer Mg my see hilld will you or any of ...