... motion, grievous complaints had been made to him of the Charity Board of Commissioners, whom he found to be a select nest of Whigs. Ho had received hundreds of letters from various parts of the country, complaining of the manner in which the affairs connected ...

... motion, grievous complaints had been made to him of the Charity Board of Commissioners, whom he found to be a select nest of Whigs. He had received hundreds of letters from various parts of the country, complaining of the manner in which the affairs connected ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom he had been employed and make his peace with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom be had been employed and make his Ouc with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom he had been employed end make his peace with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...

... cheap and admirably got-up popular edition of Macaulay's colossal fragment of our National History, regarded from a purely Whig point of view, is here, in this eighth shilling instalment, duly commenced. As a piece of magnificent writing it is beyond ...

... German ports ? F TA I sent, leaving the to attend to them and administer the funds, That bill did not become law. In 1853 the Whig Government again brought is a bill, and pledges were then given as to the mode of carrying the provisions of the measure into ...

... sent, leaving the trustees to attend to them and administer the funds, That bill did not become law. In 1853 the Whig Government again brought is a bill, and pledges were then given as to the mode of carrying the yrov', - 10ne of the measure into effect ...

... demand a censure from the country. If the Legislature failed in its duty, and a desperate whip gathered in the Whig lobby at least 50 Whig parasites who had not heard the debate, and perhaps were not in a condition to know how they were voting . , public ...

... inspectors of the Board, and he accused the former of having been indebted for his position to his political partisanship with the Whig party. He founded his statements on letters which appeared in the public newspapers ; and in referring to Mr John Shamonds ...

... demand a censure from the country. If the Legislature failed in its duty, and a desperate whip gathered in the Whig lobby at least 50 Whig parasites who had not heard the debate, and perhaps were not in a condition to know how they were voting, public ...

... of the ruechanicai power so readily gained the rapidly descending streams whose Courses we have deactribed.—unce a Week, THE WHIG MOVEMENTS.—We stated lest month that Lord Clarendon had j.,ined th Ministry simply with a view to sui,ceed to the Premiership ...