... by surprise, and to have established the fame of its author as a Parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year, and the Whigs, under Fox ami Grenville, came into office. In this ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all the talents,” Lord Henry ...

... should be paid out of the general fund. The usual vote of tliauks terminated the proceedings. We are requested publish the folio whig Ir. Duckiire to see at gentleic present of super; that the rried into tees must :r part rhich Mr. junt of six times ither pur- ...

... cheers, laughter, and cries of “Well done, Abrahams! Abrahams for ever!”) Mr. Probyn made a good set speech, claiming for the Whigs the credit of having originated and passed all the good measures of the past half-century, eulogising Lord Palmerston, and ...

... Abrahams, a Marylebone vestryman and an out-and-out Radical, and Mr. Probyn, London gentleman entirely devoted to the modem Whig party. The squabbles between these Liberal gentlemen were most amusing, as will be seen from the extracts give below. Previous ...