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... bechuse' lhis. father is the head of the Con- seriativd par tj m'nd pirtlj beeause the in sbiutable' jea'lbiies 'of' tie Whigs are eminently uufavour- able'to' the le'eption of independent talejit, from wha~tever' qurter it may cciie. ~Lord 'STANLEY'S ...
... time, and were placed in one of the waiting rooms, where efficient medical assistance was afforded almost instantly.—Northern Whig. THE RAFFAELLE COLLECTION OF THE PRINCE CON- SORT.—Among the choice collactions which the Prince Consort has left behind is ...
... now. in his ao8th year. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, of which Lord Fermioy, M.P for Marylebone (that model of a a Whig nobleman, as some enthusiastic admirer calls him) was chairman and moving spirit, has collapsed in a very affecting manner ...
... contrary to what his own inclinations would have led him, rather than en- danger the position of his party or give his vote to a whig minister. There are, however, two questions with which Mr. Cross's name has been honourably identified during his parliamentary ...
... onf'religteid stateaulaauship by chiming in wibh O nolmlenau 'who is nothing bett~r, 'than. _1a sportsman, a ddllon, and,%.,Whig, in the stupid aud~infuynois. proposal .a plase the poatcher' en the salme leei' els the hoase~- lac reaker sn.bg~~ robler ...
... he removed to the upper branch of the Legislature. He voted fur the Roferos Bill, and all the measures enmanating from tire Whig Admiristrationas from Earl G'rey up to Lord John Fussell becoming First Lord of the Treeaerv Several years back Lord Yarboroegh ...
... II. He is, however, more affable, and stands much less upon his rank and dignity, than his next brother, Prince Alfred. The Whig Government have lost a steady and con- sistent supporter in the Earl of Yarborough, and the peerage one of its most estimable ...
... acknowledgrments, and whenever All. Whiteside dwelt with emphatic and sarcastic force on the meanness and short- -comings of Whigs and Whiggery, or quoted some slashing epigram from Dr. Johnston, or any other violeint old Tor3i, against politiaians of that ...
... best dispo- sition, respecting a proceeding which did not honourably admit of such treatment by Earl RusseLl.-I am, &c., A WHIG. Jan. 11. TO THE EDrTOa OF THE DAILT NEWS. ?? hearty and straightforward manner in which the amicable feeling recently displayed ...