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... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with dirorcee. The bridegroom is dignitary belonging one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of (Jburcb and State. lie has been long looking ...
... text which I claim to other contributions.—CUAßLE3 Dickens. Ecmoured Cabinet Changes.— Edmund Yates writes to the Northern Whig:—Although the Duke of Newcastle has far recovered from ids recent illness to be good state of convalescence, there is, I believe ...
... many changes in the old constitution. The o Whigs of 1688 rebelled against Jane IL, founde4. a new dynasty, and established' the prepeut, or t rather the late, British constitution. Now let t us see how those Whigs acted in the matter b of suppressing rebellions ...
... of the west by the mar. trie of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorc1e. The I rdero Isada bl pig to one of the famous Whig I fmiieswhchgenerally divid among themselves the pa. !tronage of all departments of Church and State. He has long bean looking ...
... least were Whigs, Radicals, or Feelites; and there wern but three absentees on the Conservative side. The composition of the House of Commons at this data, taking credit for Buckinghamshire, would appear to be — Conservatives proper 315 Whigs, Padicals ...
... of a Marquis was offered to him by the United Parliament, but refused if. lie loved his country wisely and well. —Northern Whig. Curious Disclosures at a Ladies' College.— The sudden flight of the Lady Principal*’ of an institution called the Clitton ...
... mire paid ter by News. Tbwo iatori mu up to • that op. who, on = B.4 rtmeastrated with a. thefayrogsiWy sada • I knell withoot Whig the slightest mhos ad We Wig ad ream WWI It werpred Ikea hod at iiasl with she Davenport, add • e affin sow a t i eras at Mae ...
... were Whigs, Radicals, or Peelites ; and there were but three absentees on the Conservative side. The composition of the House of Commons at this date, taking credit for Buckinghamshire would aear to be — Conservatives proper ..3r5 • Whigs, Radicals ...
... Commons, and caused an unusual change of mem bers there. Some conspicuous men in tlie Commons’ Bouse have disappeared—the ancient Whig, Edward Ellice, and Mr Western Wood, and Sir William Cubitt, and, may add, the much respected Cbapl&in of the House, Archdeacon ...
... December will be, to linglidiusen, like • tele that is told. The oarrapondent idlnated eel ma is under the disadvantage of Whig; that prophecies about coming events will not even for • moment enlighten the public mind which he is addreeei d enable it ...
... policy of the Whig Ministry of England has placed this country in such state of estrangement—such an absence of friendship and cordiality with all foreign powers —as never existed before. What will the course of these unprincipled Whigs in the forthcoming ...
... of Sutherland, and may expeeted deseribe In brilliant periods tbe virtaee sod the exeelleoeee of this the most influeotiel Whig family about tha Throne. If, then, the Editor ean be decoyed the lofloenee of gilded saloons to oat bis way in praise of their ...