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... baronet, represented Preston in the parliaments of 1710, 1715, 1728, end 1735. His nephew, Sir Henry, was a candidate on the Whig or Derbyite interest, at the great election in 1768, along with Colonel Burgoyne, and although they were not re- turned ...
... Thirty Coc Federal boats and twelve gunboats had left Memphis to dist operate on the Cunmberland river. aflo Tile Rich wond Whig~ says: .- A fight took place at Williamsburg, Va., ois the 4th. The Confederates uinder General Wise drove in the Federal ...
... a short time in the following year held office under Lord Mel- bourne, as Chief Secretary for Ireland. On the return of the Whig party to power in 1835 he was raised to the peerage, and was subsequently made Lord-Teutenant of Staffordshire. He is succeeded ...
... upon the intelligence of the age to believe that any Secretary of State. whatever government IN, he might belong to-whether Whig, Radical,' or Tory- A would wishi to crush municipal or any other kind of libertyn in th waysomepeopl taled i refrence to this ...
... compromise, he should not vote for the third reading. This is SirGeorge Grey's notion of how the ministerial spokesman -of a Whig government ought to address the House of Commons on a question to which every member of the Liberal party is pledged. But this ...
... murdered a e kith and kin remember '46, 747, '48 and'62; and now behold 163-epolhs. of desolation under the ( e rule of the Whig Minister. At this moment he I edoay over the prospect your starvation and 9~~~ ~~ eou.Frt wlyou reward him ? Bultyes- terday ...
... hitkernodoubt here alludes ~ thri~ Cmberlnd, h yoeung Ohmv- gh ste, nlisrerettobenorh 9But about this time I observe a mixture of Whigs, so that as all political confidence must have been destroyed, everything of a political tendency in the society must have ...
... was the ques- tion whith drove Peel's first ministry from office, it has been scarcely mooted since its abandonment by the Whigs nearly a quarter of a centuey ago. Abstractedly, no one can defend the principle on which the Irish Church establishment was ...