... passengers; to Mexico, 4 ships and 15 passengers; to Sandwich hinds, 1 ship and 10 passengers; making a total of 2,55 ships Whig not under the Act,' 7,595 cabin and 6,850 steerage passengers. The total number of steerage passengers sailing under the Act ...

... remarkable men, an exceptional place for himself. At one time the adviser, or. in American phrase, the wire puller of the Whigs, he afterwards formed the link between the leaders of the party and the House of Commons as it issued from the Reform Bill ...

... a lengthy lease of England's isrial life. It does not lie in Lord Palmerston's mouth to object Wodehouse is a peer, and the Whig chiefs, who for years have been regretting the absence of new men, may, now that they have secured one, consent to turn his ...