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... Grey filled the office now held Lord Palmerston, and who has never swerved in giving his best support and advocacy to tire Whigs and the Liberal cause. RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE. (To the Editor of the Star and Dial.) Text—Star paper, March 24.— We have entirely ...
... Grey filled the office now held by Lord Palmerston, and who has never swerved in giving his best support and advocacy to tie Whigs and the Liberal cause. RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE. (To the Editor of the Star and Dial.) Text—Star paper, March 24.— We have entirely ...
... and the Nottingham people, with a political heroism that deserves the highest praise, professed to be greatly pleased. Your Whig-Radical has a marvellous taste for martyrdom: he feels quite happy when he is grilled by his favourite statesman. When the ...
... ot Gloucester, who kept regiment of boy-soldiers here, and had a puppet-theatre built. Lord Lechmere, the lawyer and stanch Whig, lived here when he bad bis quarrel with Sir John Guise, ridiculed in Swift’s ballad of * Duke upon Duke : Back in the dark ...
... organ of great power and influence. l'erhaps it attained its highest literary eminence when Holland-park House was a great Whig and literary focus, and 'rom Moore burst on the world of London as a wit and lyrist, while Sidney Smith, and Bmughain, and ...
... irresistible, to burn the cotton and biblical white me. be ha defter of falling into the Federal?? hands ; and Me Richmond Whig exclaims, If the selfish, pobey foreign Governments leads them to week their intermhe by aiding in our ruin, let us show them ...
... Right Hon. Samuel March Phillipps, whose death has just occurred at Great Malvern, was well known to politicians as veteran Whig, and as having for twenty years held the office of Under Secretary of State for the Home Department. He was the second son ...
... Boyle, afterwards Earl—not the great Boyle, but a man of intellect and taste. The mansion was subsequently the property of the Whig lawyer and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord Lechmere, who is now chiefly remembered in connexion with a mock-heroic ...
... to play over Ireland, at the expense of the lives and homes of the peasantry, a game of English factions —to displace the Whigs, in the vain hope the Tories will make war on France and Sardinia, restore Naples, and so forth. We protest against this plan ...
... we see that it' Pitt had been really anxious to eject Mr. Addington from office, by any means short of coalescing with the Whigs, he would have found it no easy task. That he was not anxious so to do is the conviction of Lord Stanhope ; as it certainly ...
... Radical Reformer, who has never swerved in giving his best support and advocacy to the Whigs and the Liberal cause. But he is exceedingly displeased with the present Whig Government. He accuses them of the marked exclusion of Catholics from offices in the ...
... However, last Monday, March 17, word came that the tenants wore free to act as they pleased. They were at once surrounded by Whig canvassers ; but happily, they are all zealous in the cause of religion and of the Holy Father, and with the exception of one—who ...