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... members ©f Lord Grey’s administration. After this, bis services being considered valuable, he became political agent for the Whigs, and the Reform Club taking him by the hand, he removed to London in 1832, where practised solicitor and Parliamentary agent ...

... at tittri writes to • .4 811111011 the up au d oonspleted. analysis, as follows, is given , Derlkylte Conservatives, 185 5 'Whigs and Palmer' filadstonlana, 105 1 tvg_.:vtmq, until oFtbe / Ed, conclusion of the Order for her remoral %nig their report has ...

... Mr. Merrett had reached the patriarchal age of 91 years, and ever since his childhood had been an active partisau of the Whig and Liberal parties. At the time of his death he was probably the oldest inhabitant of Cheltenham parish, and certainly was ...

... UTILISATION IRISH BOOS. may not be known that since the various companies that have been started for the purpose of util whig ii M peat wliich makes up the mass of the bogs of have failed, other attcmpU) been manic wlueb likely prove successful. About ...

... and yell of Schreiber for ever And how his manly form, In the combat and the storm, Like Falstaff, made no end of buckram Whigs to quiver. But a horrid whisper thrilled Throngh their bosoms as they swilledwhether As a note from Mr. Schreiber was read ...

... BOUM—Are analysis, as follows, is given in one of the public journals, Ihrbyite Conseivativ.s.2BB; Conservatloe4 nnattaelied, 5; Whigs and Palmerstonisna, 229; Radicals and Gladstunians. 105; Um Pops's brass band, 34, total, or SHARE& —Ma report. that 2,500 ...

... thereto : in fact he is doing his best to select the voters, just for all the world as if he were Lord Leicester or some other whig nobleman, with whom it is au heirloom and a tradition that his tenants' sentiments shall be identical with his own. The worst ...

... take it upon myself to ide but of one thing [am certain, that we, in North Wilt are ims t nunduc amount of landed influence--Whig and ory. me of us fonght a fight, and by no means ad fight for independence the result is well own but it is not becoming to ...

... —An analysis, asfollows, iS given in one of the public journals, Dorbyite Conseivotives. 25; Conservatives unattached, 61 Whigs ana almer. stonians . 229 ;'Radicals and Gladstonians, the Pope's brass band, 34, total, EXTENSIVE .FORtIERV OP SI:MAIM-110 ...

... offered such a scheme in 1859. The best symptoms, perhaps, of the success in the present Parliament is that, although both Whigs and Tories have expressed a general opinion in favour of extending the franchise one way or other, there has been very little ...

... was among the first to acknowledge them. Lord Methuen baa also gone to his long home, was a good reformer and a supporter the Whig Government. Tbe Earl of Suffolk, ol Chariton Park, is more, supported tbe measures of Earl Grey, 1838. Since the days of these ...