... royal assent being given to that bill in the House B of Lords, you will find that the Ministerial side of the house is full of Whig and Liberal peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition peers are entirely empty, They would unt give their conn- ...

... Bill and the royal assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find the ministerial side of the House are full of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory or Opposition side are entirely empty. (Laughter.) They would not give, their ...

... dense is The male a ' 1 Minn and mid, 'But Dud toed I - -Preform de I Noggin la the Agawam ' The Speastor remarks that the Whigs owe peat systematicany kept the !Meg men down, relased soe any but if the great sad raw am% the middle dam TIM their went if ...

... FISCAL LEGISLATIO, | No. .I The system of taxation by means of high tariffs reached its climax in the year 1840, when the Whig Ministry met Parliament with a deficiency of £2,732,000. This state of the revenue, which had become chronic, they attempted ...

... the election Mr, King, the Conservative candidate, was returned by very large majority over Sir P. O’Brien, the Ministerial Whig, and Mr. Henoessy, the Conservative. The High Sheriff made up the poll, and declared that 1,246 votes had been recorded for ...

... saying what Moore long ago happily said of the Whigs of his day, to whom such men as those alluded to would have belonged :— ‘ As bees, on flowers alighting, cease their hum, So, settling into places, Whigs grow dumb. | Whether these gentlemen will be as ...

... in the politi- cal literature of the district may trace, after the cause of the Stuarts was hopelessly lost, the names of Whigs or Hanoverians admitted to the honoureiL The offices were tolerably numerous, and most of themxiwere such as were appointed ...

... •• A PaavengcniD^bookadfrom Atbartoa, heigh (old jUtion). or * Eelans, or Mowton by train. tw Leaoh, to Lirarpool, A veteran Whig, distinguished member Brook’s, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died in London the age of 82. Born in 1782, the grandson of Sir ...

... ion enjoyed, none will deny. His racy, manly, high-hearted temperament was a great element to throw into a cabinet dreary Whigs speculative Radicals. The Irishry of his nature was a spell that told upon the phlegmatic materials he was allied to, and his ...

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... chambre, 990fr. ; his armchair 2,000f r. ; and a portrait of him at the age of thirty-five by Largilliere, 6,200fr. A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of Brook's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died in London at the ago of 82. Born in 1782, the grandson ...

... . ' is by no means undisputed, hut lie is tar t. , 0 cantankerous a man to have admitted into the happy family of mongrel Whigs. advanced Radicals, and red-tapeddoctrinaires. John Bright, the man of peace, would soon have quarrelled with his colleagues ...