... Norwich Eldon Club, has been able to keep the seats safe from Whig intrusion ; and poor Major Beresford, who has represented the county for the last ten or twelve years, had to give way to a Whig. The presence of W. 8., once so famous in the annals of ...

... was the last of a school of politicians never very numerous, and of which he was facile princeps. He was neither Tory nor a Whig, as these appellations have been understood for the last forty years, although in his youth he was a little of the former, ...

... unmistakably that he continued to represent the University until, in 1831, he gave mortal offence his constituents by joining the Whigs. the meantime, however, he found his way into Parliament, at first through the pocket borough of Bletchingley, and then through ...

... lists, made up on or before the 25th of August, is represented by the agents of the sitting member to be me follows :—For the Whig party (represented by the agents already named, together with Mr Alex. Fraser, Mr John Colvin, and Mr Hugh Rose), 49 claims ...

... bowels re disordered by climate, over.indn'ance. undue esiertioa. or other main Sue ralating PHA win seer remit/ the ail, awl Whig ark energy, shenglit. eherlulasesa l ==e, Where previously eke gloss, allegaillater, LOW The misery • disordered digestion ...

... illustration to his speeches in Parliament, besides enabling him in his younger days join with Croker and Peel in assailing the Whigs with literary satire. Of his father's lively humour the late Lord Palmerston himself gave an amusing illustration in one of ...

... IRELAND. Mr Talbot in Belfast.—Mr Talbot has been playing Shakspearean characters in Belfast The Northern Whig says his popularity is evidently increasing becomes better known. Dublin Exhibition.—The public announcement of the Jurors' awards was made ...

... agents:— Voted for Mr BliHie at liwt election • • 336 Put by time/nor - - - - 56 Additional nuatained - • - 10 Objections by Whig party sustained—leo. the Government officials who did not vote at last election - - - 12 Pemons who voted for Mr liaiMe returned ...

... assesaor's up on or before the 25th of August, is repfteented by the agents of the sitting member to be as follow. :—For the Whig party (represented by the agents already named, together with Mr Alex, _ Trailer, Mr Colvin, and Kr claims were lodged. whereof ...

... other, and requires amendment to a great extent, and it is rather inexplicable to find, that during the late contest between Whig and Tory questions were put to the candidates in every place about game laws, malt, &c., and only two or three constituencies ...

... attribute his apparent neglect of the younger Liberals mainly to this cause. He was virtually the head of two parties, the Whigs and the Peelites, each containing many powerful candidates for office, and was not altogether free to set aside their claims ...

... driven from office and replaced by the first Administration under Sir Robert Peel. Loyd Palmenuen, sharing the fate of the Whigs, to whom he then attached, was ejected from South Hunts; and in 183$ was elected for Tiverton, for which borough he continued ...